Tomio Koyama Gallery is pleased to announce the opening exhibition of our new space in Singapore: “Masahiko Kuwahara, Yoshitomo Nara, Hiroshi Sugito”. They are the artists who Tomio Koyama Gallery has been representing from its establishment in 1996.

Masahiko Kuwahara’s works well reflect the neglected oddities of the modern world that we live in. Depicted on the canvas with humorous motifs in soft tones, the emptiness and loneliness felt by the modern people indescribably turn into a kind of salvation.

Yoshitomo Nara, as one of the leading artists of Japan's Contemporary Art, continues to fascinate people around the world with his diverse works: paintings of children and animals that leave an unforgettable impression, drawings made like a diary, sculptures, and large-scale installations.

Hiroshi Sugito is considered as one of the artists who represent the next generation of Yoshitomo Nara and Takashi Murakami. Sugito’s works often cross back and forth the line between abstract and figurative paintings. Motifs of plants, butterflies, houses, cars and planes are often turned into abstract patterns, composing a fascinating mysterious space on canvas.