SHUN SUDO's solo exhibition will reconsider the meaning of peace.

SHUN SUDO is a multi-faceted artist who divides his time between Tokyo and New York, creating murals and collaborating with various companies.

He will hold a solo exhibition, "Blowin' in the Wind," under the production of "WATOWA GALLERY.

SHUN SUDO's fifth solo exhibition in Japan features a lineup of works that express the world as it is felt in today's world on canvas.

. The style, a mixture of ink painting touches and a graffiti-like street flavor, is still alive and well.

In addition to nine new original paintings, three lithograph works, six lithograph + painting works , and other silkscreen works will be exhibited and sold.

This is SHUN SUDO's first attempt at a lithograph work. While most lithographs are produced on metal plates, SHUN SUDO was impressed by the craftsmanship of print printer Masashi Ozaki, and challenged himself to produce lithographs on lithographic stone, which was also used in Picasso's most famous works.

. The news that came in from around the world every day was slowly chipping away at his heart.
. I painted the picture to fill in the missing pieces.
In the painting, weapons are buried , and bullets are turned into flowers,
While painting, he thought about life and prayed for peace.
That's all I can do.
But someone who saw my painting
If everyone wants to protect a world where people can smile, talk, and laugh with each other,
That's enough for me.
SHUN SUDO

The title of the exhibition is directly based on Bob Dylan's famous song "Blowin' in the Wind," and you can see with your own eyes the meaning of "peace" that SHUN SUDO has put into this exhibition. Please come and see for yourself.