4,000 Years of Beauty Presented on an Immense Scale

This exhibition explores the theme of "how landscapes and flora and fauna have been depicted in Western art," using "nature"—the source of all things and a perpetual mystery to us—as its lens. Through paintings, crafts, sculptures, and photographs, it introduces the essence of art across 4,000 years, from ancient Mesopotamian civilization to the present day, offering an unprecedented emotional experience with its overwhelming scale and profound concept.


At the original music presentation by Ryuichi Sakamoto on Tuesday, August 28, he not only performed but also shared anecdotes related to the music. Here is a report on the event.




A special, first-ever initiative has been realized: purchase the official exhibition catalog at the venue, and receive a premium CD featuring this track. Immerse yourself in a sublime collaboration between world-class art and music.


Furthermore, in commemoration of this exhibition, collaborative merchandise with "more trees" has been released. The strap, crafted from thinned Tosa cypress wood and inspired by François Pompon's "Polar Bear," conveys a message to stop global warming by taking the endangered polar bear as its motif. A portion of the proceeds will support the activities of more trees.