Shinsuke Tomita leaves his artistic footprint through oil paints and copperplate printings. As an artist, he nails visual dialogues through self-imagery and paints male forms vaguely inspired by his reflection. The prints, in particular, start as hazy figures on a copperplate. After fine-tuning them through test prints and cutting processes, the uncanny portraits are often flushed in chromatic ranges that lend a suspenseful air around them. Some of these copperplate pieces, alongside other newer works, will be put on display in his first debut solo exhibition. 

Opening hours: 1 pm – 7 pm
Closed on Mondays, Tuesdays

As of April 23, the exhibition will be temporarily closed from April 25 to May 11 following the state of Emergency Declaration in Toyko.