ArtX and ArtReview Present Sensescape Exhibition in Tokyo Featuring Ray Kunimoto and Miwa Kakuta
On November 5, the Sensescape exhibition took place at Hven in Nakameguro, Tokyo, organized by ArtX in partnership with ArtReview. This event showcased immersive works by artists Ray Kunimoto and Miwa Kakuta. Kunimoto's sound sculpture, titled [KAZE #2-hūm], featured 567 suspended iron plates that produced unique sonic experiences, while his piece SHIZUKU captured the soothing essence of dripping water. Kakuta's contribution, From two in one, paid tribute to the broom through sculpture. A dialogue between Kunimoto and ArtReview Editor-in-Chief Mark Rappolt delved into the exhibition's themes, including the influence of Buddhist ideas on Kunimoto's art. Culinary fusion by French chef Thomas Kim further enriched the event. ArtX also donated auction proceeds to support coral-reef conservation efforts in Okinawa.
Key facts
- Sensescape was a one-night exhibition on November 5 at Hven in Nakameguro, Tokyo
- Artists Ray Kunimoto and Miwa Kakuta created works exploring silence, intervals, and absence
- Kunimoto's installation [KAZE #2-hūm] featured 567 iron plates in a 2.4-meter cube
- Kunimoto's SHIZUKU used light and sound to mimic dripping water
- Kakuta's sculpture From two in one focused on the absence of the broom as a domestic object
- A conversation between Kunimoto and ArtReview Editor-in-Chief Mark Rappolt discussed exhibition themes
- French chef Thomas Kim presented a Mediterranean-Japanese fusion menu
- ArtX's first auction, The Perennial Curation, supported coral-reef conservation in Okinawa
Entities
Artists
- Ray Kunimoto
- Miwa Kakuta
- Thomas Kim
Institutions
- ArtX
- ArtReview
- Hven
Locations
- Tokyo
- Japan
- Nakameguro
- Okinawa
- London