Marine One
Installation
Untitled (Conner)Self Portraits, Almost
(not) My Uniforms
5th May
Twifemi
Untitled (Daiki)
3rd March
Untitled (Akio)
Nui Plush series
Namanari
Untitled (David)
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Untitled (Jake)
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Untitled (Harry)
Untitled (Fumio)
Live, Laugh, Love
Uncertain Dimensions (Dubious Dog)
Untitled (Nicolas and Ryan)
Untitled (Jason)
Salut d’amour after Elgar
Tactile Mundanity
Watch/Wathced/Watching
Incomunicabilità
Straniera
2D work
Mini collage series
BBC good food
Gravure Idol series III
Gravure Idol series II
Gravure Idol series I
Vogue collage series
Scar series
Insect series
First Month II
First Month I
Thérèse Dreaming after Balthus
Sleeping babies
Crying babies
Innocence
Teddy Bear
Digital work
AreYouAlright
Pose
Vengeance
in 3D series
Adult's smile
Melting girls
Other
Growing baby series
Workshop
Unmeasured
Soften!
Mundane Macabre
Soft Portraits, Almost, (2026)
Print on fabric, metal, magnet, ribbon and toy stuffing
125 x 190 x 9cm and 100 x 80cm (adjustable)
Interactive installation
The work consists of a soft fabric canvas filled with toy stuffing, accompanied by thirty small plush objects. Each plush is made from printed fabric and toy stuffing, representing the response of a simple interview question: "What object or thing do you identify yourself as?" in Bienno, Italy during artist regidency in 2026.
Some chose a spiritual animal, while others selected tools connected to their job, objects they had kept since childhood, or symbols that represented who they became during difficult periods of their lives.
Visitors are invited to interact with the installation by picking up the plush objects and rearranging them freely on the magnet receptive textile surface.
The shape of the textile canvas is inspired by the river stones of Bienno. Just as the river continuously reshapes the stones through its flow, the installation reflects identity as a process of constant transformation, formed by time, place, and human connection.
Print on fabric, metal, magnet, ribbon and toy stuffing
125 x 190 x 9cm and 100 x 80cm (adjustable)
Interactive installation
The work consists of a soft fabric canvas filled with toy stuffing, accompanied by thirty small plush objects. Each plush is made from printed fabric and toy stuffing, representing the response of a simple interview question: "What object or thing do you identify yourself as?" in Bienno, Italy during artist regidency in 2026.
Some chose a spiritual animal, while others selected tools connected to their job, objects they had kept since childhood, or symbols that represented who they became during difficult periods of their lives.
Visitors are invited to interact with the installation by picking up the plush objects and rearranging them freely on the magnet receptive textile surface.
The shape of the textile canvas is inspired by the river stones of Bienno. Just as the river continuously reshapes the stones through its flow, the installation reflects identity as a process of constant transformation, formed by time, place, and human connection.
