01Natsumi Ito　
Natsumi Ito
Joshibi University of Art and Design Graduate School
Josubi University of Art and Design Graduate School

Repulsion is the effect of a collision between two or more objects. These forces act on the object from moment to moment, and the continuous movement creates new forms and conditions for the object.

The action of a collision by two or more objects, a repulsive force. These forces are acting on the object every moment, and the continuous movement continues to create new object form and state.

Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery

02Akane Arai　
Akane Arai
Musashino Art University Graduate School
Musashino Art University Graduate School

I re-recognized and drew the phenomena of the world we live in.

I re-recognized and drew the phenomena of the world in which they live.

Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko Chika Gallery

03Mizuki Ashikawa　
Mizuki Ashikawa
Musashino Art University Graduate School
Musashino Art University Graduate School

There are times when an ordinary landscape suddenly appears on its own. I try to digest my extremely limited perception at that time, supplementing it with dramatizations. Is it possible to edit reality?

There are times when unexpected and unforgettable scenery appears independently. I try to digest while compensating for the limited sense that I had at that time in a style. Is it possible to edit reality?

Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery

04Sasaki Okano　
Saemi Okano
Musashino Art University
Musashino Art University

I create works while thinking about the physical sensations that come with the act of looking. Rebuild the exhilaration of nature and create a new groove.

I produce while thinking about the physical sense accompanying the act of seeing. Reconstruct the natural feeling of exhilaration and make a new groove.

Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery

05Kanako Shintaku　
Kanako Shintaku
Kyoto University of Art and Design Graduate School
Kyoto University of Art and Design Graduate School

By repeating the act of covering my entire body with paint, I expand my body and senses and try to escape from myself.

I extend the body and sense by repeating the action of covering the whole body with the paint, I aim to break away from the self.

Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery

06Moeko Kageyama　
Moeko Kageyama
Musashino Art University Graduate School
Musashino Art University Graduate School

We accept the bewilderment and confusion that arises when confronting the world (for example, not being able to read a map) as reality, and reframe it.

Embarrassment and confusion (for example, the inability to read the map) that arises when confronted with the world as a reality and reorganized.

Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery

07Kanako Sakurai　
Kanako Sakurai
Tama Art University Graduate School
Tama Art University Graduate School

The force of the waterfall is not only beautiful, but also gives you a strong sense of the energy of life. I painted this work with the intention of being a hymn to living.

The momentum of the waterfall is not only beautiful, it makes you feel strongly the energy to live. I drew this work with the intention of a tribute to living.

Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery

08Akira Kojima　
Aki Kojima
Kyoto City University of Arts Graduate School
Kyoto City University of Arts Graduate School

The interpretation of life is illustrated like a mandala.

I illustrated the interpretation of life as a mandala.

Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery

09Mizue Fukagawa　
Mizue Fukagawa
Nagoya University of Arts Graduate School
Nagoya University of Arts Graduate School

For me, plants are entities that grow together and grow together. Using their images as containers, I will put my memories into each book.

Plants are close together for me and they grow together. Such a figure of them as a vessel, I will put my memories one by one.

Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery

10HarukaMasuo　
Haruka Masuo
Tama Art University
Tama Art University

I want to express a world where the energy of living humans, animals, and plants overflows, mixes, and flows.

I want to express the world where the energy of life of living humans, animals and plants overflows and mixes and flows.

Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery

11Fukumi Nakazawa　
Fukumi Nakazawa
Kyoto University of Art and Design
Kyoto University of Art and Design

It depicts the daily lives of people who joyfully transform their bodies in order to improve the efficiency and convenience of their lives, work, and entertainment.

Draws daily life of people who spend their lives happily transforming their bodies in order to improve the efficiency, convenience and convenience of life, labor and entertainment.

Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery

12Shibuya Nana　
Nana Shibuya
Tohoku University of Art and Design Graduate School
Tohoku University of Art & Design Graduate School

People who feel ambiguous are filled with a lot of information. I look at them to clarify the ambiguity.

The figure of the person who feels vague is filled with a lot of information. I look at them to clarify the ambiguity.

Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery

13Daiki Muramatsu　
Daiki Muramatsu
Tokyo University of the Arts Graduate School
Tokyo University of the Arts Graduate School

I create paintings, picture frames, and Furniture, and design exhibitions, and research how to see the screen.

I make designs for paintings, frames, furniture, exhibitions, and so on, and research on how to look at the screen.

Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery

14Shohei Yamamoto　
Shohei Yamamoto
Kyoto University of Art and Design Graduate School
Kyoto University of Art and Design Graduate School

Using a self-made roller, paint is repeated in an analog manner. Exploring ``what is reality'' through copy and paste, which accepts chance.

Make the paint repeat in analog by self-made roller. Accept "chance" and explore "what is an entity" by copy and paste.

Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery

15Ryo Takahashi　
Ryo Takahashi
Tokyo Zokei University
Tokyo Zokei University

I am trying to create a fictional screen that cannot be seen with images.

I am trying to create a fictional screen that can not be seen with images.

Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery

16Akane Mori　
Akane Mori
Joshibi University of Art and Design Graduate School
Josubi University of Art and Design Graduate School

Why is this body me? My daily life and my own existence as if I were peeking in from the cockpit. Through my work, I connect bodies and minds that don't mesh together.

Why is this body me? Everyday and my own existence as seen from the cockpit. Connect the body and the spirit that do not engage in the work.

Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery

17Tomomi Taniguchi　
Tomomi Taniguchi
Musashino Art University Graduate School
Musashino Art University Graduate School

Aiming for the expanse of the outside world that extends beyond the skin I have traced, I create an expanse that is not attached to either me or the outside world.

Aiming at the spread of the outside world that the skin that has been traced spreads beyond, I will build a spread that neither I nor the outside can use.

Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery

18Aoi Fujiwara　
Aoi Fujiwara
Nagoya University of Arts Graduate School
Nagoya University Of Arts Graduate School

The subject of explosions reveals Fujiwara's ambiguous nature, where one can paradoxically feel the existence only through liberation from or loss of oppression.

The theme of an effectively illustrated explosion shows Fujiwara's ambiguous character of being able to feel existence paradoxically, only through freedom from repression, or loss.

Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery

19Yuto Yonemura　
Yuto Yonemura
Kyoto University of Art and Design
Kyoto University of Art and Design

Disconnecting history from his own actions, he seeks a new reality for sculpture at the same time as the lack of reality in what is called sculpture.

He separates history from his own actions and seeks the reality of new sculptures as well as the lack of reality of what is called sculpture.

Exhibition Venue: Shin-Marunouchi Bldg. /VENUE: Shin-Marunouchi Building

20Yui Nakane　
Yui Nakane
Tokyo University of the Arts Graduate School
Tokyo University of the Arts Graduate School

In order to insist that this is a painting, even though he loses his stance as a painting, he draws an image of a painting that is commonly understood by people.

As I transform the posture of the picture, I say that this is a picture, so I draw an image of a picture as a common recognition of people.

Exhibition Venue: Shin-Marunouchi Bldg. /VENUE: Shin-Marunouchi Building

21Muku Kobayashi　
Muku Kobayashi
Kyoto City University of Arts Graduate School
Kyoto City University of Arts Graduate School

I create works that reinterpret descriptions based on simple scientific models as fiction by misreading them or making leaps forward.

I am making it to read as fiction while misreading or leaping the description in a simple scientific model.

Exhibition Venue: Shin-Marunouchi Bldg. /VENUE: Shin-Marunouchi Building

22Makoto Inagaki　
Shin Inagaki
Tokyo University of the Arts Graduate School
Tokyo University of the Arts Graduate School

I found it interesting how multiple shapes were densely combined and something like one big direction emerged, so I came up with this idea.

It's interesting to feel that multiple shapes are densely combined and things like one big directionality emerge.

Exhibition Venue: VENUE: Kokusai Bldg. building

23Yuta Niwa　
Yuta Niwa
Kyoto University of Art and Design Graduate School
Kyoto University of Art and Design Graduate School

By combining the legend from the Edo period that catfish cause earthquakes with the frequent earthquakes that have occurred in recent years, the film reveals the various distortions hidden in the Japanese archipelago.

By superimposing the tradition that remains from the Edo period, in which firewood causes an earthquake, with the recent earthquake disaster, it exposes various distortions hidden in the Japanese archipelago.

Exhibition Venue: Shin-Tokyo Bldg. /VENUE: New Tokyo Building

24Ryosuke Imai　
Ryosuke Imai
Tokyo University of the Arts Graduate School
Tokyo University of the Arts Graduate School

Just as the intentions and actions of others are factors that determine one's own way of life, the shape was determined by elements such as the natural cracks and patterns of the stone.

I decided the form from elements such as natural cracks and patterns of stone so that other people's intentions and actions are the factors to decide their way of life.

Exhibition Venue: Otemachi Nakadori / VENUE: Otemachi Nakadori

25Takuya Iwamura　
Takuya Iwamura
Kyoto City University of Arts
Kyoto City University of Arts

“This man was a stick. In other words, this stick was a stick.” (Excerpt from Abe Kobo's “Bo”) How should we handle this?

"This man was a stick. That is, this stick was a stick." (Excerpt from Kobo Abe's "stick") How do you handle it?

Exhibition Venue: Otemachi Nakadori / VENUE: Otemachi Nakadori