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MIHO DOI

Miho Dohi combines a wide range of materials, including brass, copper, thread, fabric, paper, wood, and paint, in her sculptures. Closely observing the relationships between the form, texture, and color of each material, she develops her compositions through an intuitive, experimental process. The resulting works bring together disparate materials and structural elements in a delicate state of tension that evokes different images and interpretations for each viewer. This exhibition will present new sculptures installed on both pedestals and the walls—an approach that encourages viewers to move through the space and encounter the sculptures from multiple perspectives, opening new approaches to observing their shifting physical presences and the subtle relationships between form, material, and space that they manifest.

HAGIWARA PROJECTS

Hagiwara Projects was established in Tokyo’s Nishi-Shinjuku district in 2013. The gallery focuses on emerging and midcareer Japanese and international artists working in painting, sculpture, film, photography, and other mediums. In addition to showing its represented artists, Hagiwara Projects contributes to the Japanese art scene by commissioning guest curators to organize thematic exhibitions. The gallery also introduces the work of Japanese artists to global audiences through regular participation in international art fairs.