Solo Exhibition in the heart of Tokyo
aoki.hyougu@gmail.comOver the past few years, solo exhibitions have primarily been held in the Kansai region, including Kyoto and Osaka. This time, we are pleased to announce that, at long last, an exhibition will be held in the heart of Tokyo.
Over 50 works, including past masterpieces, will be exhibited, with a focus on the latest artworks.
SETSUO KANO solo exhibition - MUJO -
| Date | September 25th (thu) - 28th (sun) |
| Hours | 11 - 19 (until 17 on the last day |
| Venue | LA COLLEZIONE UNO |
| Address | 6-1-3 Minami-aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0062 |
| Admission | Admission Free / No Reservation Required |
| Contact | setsuokanoproject@cliptms.co.jp |
| Website | https://setsuokano.jp |
| @setsuo_kano | |
| Organized by | SETSUO KANO Project |
| Produced by | clip TMS creative |
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Message from Organizer "The Power to Imagine the Invisible"
The Japanese have long sensed the presence of gods and spirits in nature—cultivating a culture rooted in awareness of the invisible. This rich imaginative power blossomed into a refined popular culture during the Edo period, bringing depth and beauty to daily life and leaving a profound impact on the world.
Yet today, as efficiency is prized under the forces of technological innovation and globalization, we seem to be losing the creative spirit—and the openness to nurture it—that once defined the Japanese sensibility.
The works of Setsuo Kano, grounded in the ever-changing concept of mujo (impermanence), are all untitled. Each invites the viewer to engage with the piece through their own imagination—a quiet appeal to rediscover inner vision.
This exhibition, held for the first time in Tokyo, offers a rare opportunity to encounter the world of Setsuo Kano, who explores the aesthetics that flourished in the Edo period through a wide range of expressive forms. We invite you to come close and experience firsthand the quiet power of the invisible that lies at the heart of Japanese culture.
SETSUO KANO Project