Collage artist Yahiku Henrique Yudi will hold his largest solo exhibition to date at Diesel Art Gallery. With a background in Brazilian and Japanese culture, Yabiku looks for inspiration in the beauty of incongruity and imperfections of today’s world. As he expands his creative platform mainly through collages and installation art, Yabiku is currently considered one of Tokyo’s emerging artists. The exhibition will showcase more than 30 new pieces of art, including three-dimensional pieces.
The art works will be available for purchase along with limited goods made exclusively for the event.
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Artwork: ©Yabiku Henrique Yudi
Diesel Art Gallery
1-23-16 Shibuya, Shibuya-ku
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