A combination of natural and man-made objects. Sculptor Kenji Misawa's solo exhibition is now being held at B Gallery.

When it's this hot, I want to stay indoors where it's cool and comfortable. . but I want to go somewhere.

At such times, "BEAMS Japan" in Shinjuku offers a variety of fun items, from traditional Japanese items to maniacal zines, not to mention clothes. The solo exhibition by sculptor Kenji Misawa, which opened today, is also interesting.

Misawa has been creating works that seek to "harmonize the incongruous" by crossing natural and man-made objects using techniques such as collage and assemblage. More than 100 of his works have been installed as public art throughout Japan, and they have been exhibited in a variety of places.

The venue is "B GALLERY" on the 5th floor. The exhibition will be centered on "New Horizon," a new series of abstract paintings created by BEAMS CULTUART, a project of BEAMS, which depicts a cross-section of memories from a wandering trip to 60 countries around the world, as per the artist's senses, after the artist's brain surgery in 2019. The exhibition and sale will also include abstract sculptures that cross natural and manmade objects, which he has continued to create for some time.

, as an option to spend the weather like either summer-like heat or rainy season rain.