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A Study of Functional Forms

Tools/Objects/Forms: An Exhibition by IDO YOSHIMOTO

CURATOR’S CUBE, a gallery space in Nishi-Shimbashi, Minato-ku, operated by Landscape Products. The exhibition by "Ido Yoshimoto," who expresses his worldview through sculpture and flat works and has garnered attention from popular California artists such as Serena Mitchneck-Miller, Ricky Swallow, and Jay Nelson, will be held.

Text by Satsuki Wakabayashi

Ido Yoshimoto: Arborist and Artist

Ido Yoshimoto is an artist born and raised in Inverness, California. While creating his art, he also works as an arborist, often called a tree surgeon. Influenced by the nature of his hometown, Inverness, his work strongly reflects an intimacy with the coastal landscapes of Northern California. His father served as an assistant to J.B. Blanke, a legendary artist who was acquainted with Isamu Noguchi and Rosanjin Bōjida.

The theme of this exhibition is "A Study of Functional Forms." Inspired by basic tools used in traditional crafts such as weaving,
approximately 50 abstract artworks, expressed through sculpture, painting, and prints, will be on display. We encourage you to visit.

Tools/Objects/Forms
IDO YOSHIMOTO SOLO EXHIBITION
Dates: Saturday, December 3 – Sunday, December 18
Venue: CURATOR’S CUBE
Address: Doi Building 3F, 2-38-3 Nishi-Shimbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0003
Phone: 03-6721-5255
Hours: 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM

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