The first installment of this initiative is the exhibition 'FLEXFORM × +ARTCLUB VOL.1 HIRAKU SUZUKI,' featuring artist Hiraku Suzuki. This exhibition, which began on November 17th, showcases Suzuki's drawing works, which transcend boundaries across various fields such as art, music, and fashion both domestically and internationally, within a living space. It proposes a comfortable yet stimulating environment where art coexists with daily life.

A Sense of Excavating Fictional Artifacts from the Past

Hiraku Suzuki is one of the most talked-about young creators today, recently discovered by fashion designer Rei Kawakubo, leading to collaborations not only in the interior of the Comme des Garçons Beijing store but also simultaneously across six directly managed stores in Aoyama, Kyoto, London, Seoul, Hong Kong, and Beijing. His drawing works, created with the feeling of 'excavating fictional artifacts from a white paper using a pen, as if digging up fragments of past relics from the soil,' quietly evoke memories and images that transcend time and space in the viewer. This exhibition runs until the end of December. Don't miss the brilliance of this emerging talent.

Hiraku Suzuki

Born in 1978. Completed his Master's degree at Tokyo University of the Arts, Graduate School of Fine Arts. Based on extensive drawings, he develops a wide range of creative activities including murals, installations, video, and sculpture both domestically and internationally. He continues to expand the new possibilities of drawing through live performances with music and dance, and collaborations in the fashion field with brands such as Agnès b. and Comme des Garçons. In 2011-2012, he was a resident artist at Location One (New York) with a grant from the Asian Cultural Council. Recent major solo exhibitions include WIMBLEDON space (London, 2011) and Galerie de Jour (Paris, 2010). Major group exhibitions include 'Roppongi Crossing' Mori Art Museum (Tokyo, 2010), '100 Stories About Love' 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa (Ishikawa, 2009), 'House of Art' Hotel Central (São Paulo, 2009), and 'Between Site & Space' ARTSPACE (Sydney, 2009). His books include 'GENGA' (Kawade Shobo Shinsha) and 'Searching for Minerals' (BEAMS).