This is the special exhibition of MOT's collection.

Abstractions from Kenjiro Okazaki's official website:

"It's really quite small, and flat, too." However, I can't get any further beyond that. When a duck can't make its way away from the water (or a honeybee from the hive), what is it looking at? The answer, similar to imagining an oak tree while being in the tropics, is dictated by something we should refer to as the comfort of faith. Because of this uncertain tolerance, we, too, are protected from our daily suspicions and despair, or so he says.

Is this any time to delight over "How smooth it is"? If the balancing bar in your hand were to be pinned down, you know you'd fall (even if you were a tightrope walker). What is necessary in order to escape the extremities is, first of all, a bad temper. Same goes for the indecisiveness of a hawk hunting prey. Maybe this is what they call a double effect. The only things you can count on in this life are these accurate variables, she preached.