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PHUNG-TIEN PHAN

PHUNG-TIEN PHAN
PHUNG-TIEN PHAN, Volkswagen 6, 2025. Sculpture, wood, lacquer, miniature furniture, coffee machine, kitchen towel, glass, bulb, rice, incense sticks, live flowers, 97 x 42 x 42 cm. Courtesy Misako & Rosen.

Vietnamese German artist Phung-Tien Phan makes sculptures and videos that incorporate everyday objects and images into humorously disarming assemblages. While prompting reflection on our public and private subjectivities, her works also touch on themes related to diasporic experiences, femininity and women’s work, the millennial sensibility, homogenized middle-class lifestyles, and late-capitalist production. This will be Phan’s first solo exhibition in Japan.

MISAKO & ROSEN

  • A-4
  • Otsuka

Tree-ness House 1F
3-27-6 Kita-Otsuka, Toshima-ku

Tel. 81-(0)3-6276-1452

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RICHARD REZAC, “Setting,” installation view, Misako & Rosen, Tokyo, 2023. Photo by Kei Okano. Courtesy Richard Rezac and Misako & Rosen.

Opened in 2006, Misako & Rosen represents Japanese and international artists whose practices take a critical approach to the contemporary world without shying away from humor.

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