Pop-up Exhibition in April to July 2024 @ Monaco

Pop-up Exhibition in April to July 2024 @ Monaco

Sakura (cherry blossom) holds significant symbolism as a quintessential herald of spring in Japanese culture.

In Tokyo, Sakura blooms for one week to ten days, typically in late March and early April, coinciding with warmer weather. Sakura forecasts dominate the news throughout March, creating anticipation for the cherry blossoms. Then, as the Sakura petals fall, the wind orchestrates a delicate flurry known as a Sakurafubuki, or the cherry blossom snowstorm, with the fluttering and falling of Sakura petals eventually enveloping the air in a harmonious dance.

Sakura marks the arrival of spring and new beginnings for many individuals: graduations, admissions, encounters, and farewells. Its ephemeral nature beckons each individual to reflect on hopes and aspirations and experience the present.

I encourage viewers of this exhibition to discover the hues of Sakura that resonate with them.

Title: New Beginnings
Size: 60 × 60 cm
Medium: Print

Title: More Precious than Gold?
Size: 40 × 40 cm
Medium: Print

桜は日本文化において、春を告げる象徴として重要な意味を持っています。

東京では、暖かくなる3月下旬から4月上旬にかけて、1週間から10日間ほど桜が咲きます。3月中は桜の開花予想が連日ニュースを賑わし、桜への期待が高まります。桜が散り始めると、何千枚もの小さな桜の花びらが風に舞い、私たちはそれを「桜吹雪」と呼びます。

卒業、入学、出会い、別れ、涙と期待。

過去の桜の季節の記憶が、今この瞬間に桜を体験する人々の感情や感覚と交錯します。桜は、春の訪れや人生の新たな局面を迎える気持ちを分かち合う媒体です。その美しい色彩とフォルムによって、日本人の情緒や価値観と調和します。

本展をご覧になる皆様には、ご自身の心に響く桜の色を見つけて頂きたいです。

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