& DICE & DICE supported by TOKYO DESIGN STUDIO New Balance will hold an art installation "flux structure" by artist Ryohei Sasaki, active in Fukuoka, from May 6 (Friday) to June 13 (Monday).
This installation combines the "TDS Organic Cotton Canvas Bag & Pouch," released on the same day, with one of Sasaki's signature architectural object works expressed using wood and tiles, displayed as an installation. We invite you to stop by.
TDSNBXDXD presents art installation “flux structure” by Ryohei Sasaki
Duration: May 6, 2022 (Friday) – June 13, 2022 (Monday)
Venue: & DICE & DICE supported by TOKYO DESIGN STUDIO New Balance (TDSNBXDXD)
Address: 2-1-43 Imaizumi, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture, DXD bldg 1F
Business Hours: 13:00 – 18:00
Closed: Every Tuesday
Photography: Ittoku Kawasaki
Ryohei Sasaki
Born in 1985 in Fukuoka Prefecture, currently residing in Fukuoka.
He began his career as a live painter in 2007. Based in Fukuoka, he has been active in various locations, and his style has undergone various changes since 2007. This year, he started depicting motifs of "rocks" and "stones," focusing on the portrayal of garden trees (mainly Maki) that have been uniquely pruned in Japan. He creates works inspired by experiences and encounters during his travels.
@ryoheeeee
This installation combines the "TDS Organic Cotton Canvas Bag & Pouch," released on the same day, with one of Sasaki's signature architectural object works expressed using wood and tiles, displayed as an installation. We invite you to stop by.
TDSNBXDXD presents art installation “flux structure” by Ryohei Sasaki
Duration: May 6, 2022 (Friday) – June 13, 2022 (Monday)
Venue: & DICE & DICE supported by TOKYO DESIGN STUDIO New Balance (TDSNBXDXD)
Address: 2-1-43 Imaizumi, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture, DXD bldg 1F
Business Hours: 13:00 – 18:00
Closed: Every Tuesday
Photography: Ittoku Kawasaki Ryohei Sasaki
Born in 1985 in Fukuoka Prefecture, currently residing in Fukuoka.
He began his career as a live painter in 2007. Based in Fukuoka, he has been active in various locations, and his style has undergone various changes since 2007. This year, he started depicting motifs of "rocks" and "stones," focusing on the portrayal of garden trees (mainly Maki) that have been uniquely pruned in Japan. He creates works inspired by experiences and encounters during his travels.
@ryoheeeee