With the theme of distance taken from the essential social distancing measures needed during this global pandemic, this new exhibition by Jun Oson will be the first major solo exhibition in Japan in four years. Hosted at Diesel Art Gallery the exhibition will display a wide range of Juns works including book cover designs illustrations and product design mainly used for advertising and animations.
Based in Kamakura, Japan, Jun mainly draws for NHKs ETVs Television show, Ahare! and he has also illustrated for Tokyo Metro Manners Poster for the Metro Cultural Foundation. Original merchandise such as figures and T-shirts will be available for purchase.
Diesel Art Gallery
1-23-16 Shibuya, Shibuya-ku
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