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Kyoko Shindo:Between the Terrarium and the Beyond
Solo Exhibition 16 Jul - 29 Aug 2026 YIRI ARTS Between the Terrarium and the Beyond is a solo exhibition by Japanese artist Kyoko Shindo, featuring her latest series of works. Rooted in an ongoing exploration of cyclical time, Shindo's paintings consider life not as a linear progression, but as a continuous process of transformation. With this new body of work, Shindo invites viewers into a space between the microcosmic and the infinite, where memory, mythology, and the natural world converge. Read more -
Tomoko Hasuwa: Twinkle
Solo Exhibition 16 Jul - 29 Aug 2026 YIRI ARTS Twinkle, a solo exhibition by Japanese artist Tomoko Hasuwa. The exhibition title Twinkle refers not only to admiration, but also to a particular mode of attention. For Hasuwa, people, landscapes, and ephemeral moments encountered in everyday life possess an intrinsic value worthy of celebration. Adopting the perspective of both observer and devotee, she approaches painting as a means of preserving encounters that might otherwise disappear into the flow of time. Read more -
Wang Guan-Jhen: A Pavilion Yet to Be Named
Solo Exhibition 16 Jul - 29 Aug 2026 BACK_Y A Pavilion Yet to Be Named, the latest ceramic sculpture solo exhibition by Wang Guan-Jhen. Inspired by childhood memories, travel experiences, and the visual language of vernacular architecture, Wang reimagines the pavilion as a site of shelter, gathering, and reflection. Situated between sculpture and imagined landscape, these ceramic works transform familiar architectural forms into poetic meditations on memory, belonging, and the spaces we inhabit, both physically and emotionally. Read more -
Cai Ruei-Heng: Swaying Icon
Solo Exhibition 16 Jul - 29 Aug 2026 BACK_Y BACK_Y is pleased to present a solo exhibition, Swaying Icon by Taiwanese artist Cai Ruei-Heng from July 16 to August 29, 2026. Working between humor and melancholy, Cai’s paintings examine the anxieties, uncertainties, and sense of disorientation that permeate contemporary life. Drawing from personal experiences, he develops a metaphorical visual language through which individual narratives become reflections on broader social realities and collective conditions. Read more