Shuto Okayasu's first solo exhibition, titled "Okku/Beyond the Light," showcases a captivating blend of paintings, drawings, and ceramic sculptures. Drawing from both eastern and western artistic traditions, Okayasu combines elements from film, hip-hop culture, traditional Japanese art forms, and modern expressions. The exhibition's title, inspired by poet Tanikawa Shuntaro, reflects a deep exploration of the cosmic within daily life. The term "Okku" captures the essence of time beyond measurement, aptly mirroring the tensions between monotony and profound eternity found in Okayasu's work. The exhibition runs at Plato gallery in New York until May 11, 2025.
Artist Shuto Okayasu's first solo exhibition merges eastern and western sensibilities, illustrating urban life through a fusion of diverse cultural influences.
Titled 'Okku/Beyond the Light', Okayasu's work references a multitude of sources, reflecting on the cosmic aspects of everyday experiences.
The term 'Okku', meaning a measurement of time beyond comprehension, embodies a blend of tedium and sublime eternity in Okayasu's artistic expression.
Influenced by poet Tanikawa Shuntaro, Okayasu's work captures a unique intersection of cultural and artistic perspectives in urban settings.
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