11-05 Sat.—11.27 Sun., 2022

*Closed on Wednesdays & Thursdays

PAGIC Gallery is pleased to announce Nekoshowgun’s solo exhibition, “Flourish.”
In this show, Nekoshowgun will depict focusing on flourishing flowers.
The flowers open to bear the seeds attract everyone with their fragrance and color.
They are the most cherished decoration and gifts for people, as long as the bread and butter of beautiful insects.

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11-06 13:00pm Start on Instagram @pagicgallery

[OSAKA]
Nekoshowgun solo exhibition “Flourish”
12-14 Wed.—12.19 Mon., 2022
14:00-19:00 / Weekday
11:00-18:00 / Weekend

Venue: KITAHAMA N GALLERY
(THE BOLY OSAKA B1F, 1-16, Kitahama 2, Chuo-ku, Osaka, JAPAN)

*The Executive Committee for the Osaka Culture and Arts Creation Project, funded by contributions from Osaka Prefecture and Osaka City, subsidized the exhibition in Osaka.

10-01 Sat.—10-23 Sun., 2022

*Closed on Wednesdays, Thursdays & Tuesday, 10-11

PAGIC Gallery is pleased to announce hin’s second solo exhibition at the gallery.
HIN tries to bring humanism into balance by harmonizing with nature in this show.
In other words, it is returning to our original place by remembering ourselves as belonging to nature.
Her works have various meanings: intention and contingency, consciousness and unconsciousness, jokes and truth, and balance of mind, head, and body.
From one perspective, the blooming flowers in the paintings symbolize life; wish to dedicate them while the people you love are still around.

One day I was on the train, coming up with a phrase, “I wanna collect many jewels in my mind.” And I was happy with it.That was the moment of getting healed by my word flowing out from myself

HIN

08-27 Sat. —09-19 Mon/Holiday, 2022
Closed on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Tuesday 09-06

From a physics perspective, there is always a force of repulsion when different objects come into contact with each other.
The fabrics used in Shin’s work are collected through various routes and represent something between the artist himself and others.
Contemplating contemporary art is something that Shin cannot separate from himself, and he expresses this by daring to combine his work with staging that evokes a water feature at the center of the living environment.

This exhibition is a continuation of the solo exhibition of the same title held last year, which evolved from “Emotional Nostalgia for Broken Things.
By tuning in to the “cuteness” of Shin’s works, such as their human imperfection and their experientially “small” size, the ideal is to make the viewer feel no distance between them and the art as much as they come into contact with it.