This second art exhibition is being held in the store's flexible event space on the second floor of JINS Shibuya.

A total of 15 works, including new pieces, by Teppei Kaneuji, an emerging artist who also designed the store's eyewear cases and cleaning cloths, will be on display.

This limited-time event features a collection of sophisticated artworks that will adorn the store, including motifs drawn from manga backgrounds and images of cosmetic liquids repeated in abundance.

Don't miss it.

Teppei Kaneuji Profile
Born in Kyoto Prefecture in 1978, lives in Kyoto City.
In 2001, while enrolled at Kyoto City University of Arts, he participated in an exchange program at the Royal College of Art in London.
Completed his Master's degree in Sculpture at Kyoto City University of Arts Graduate School in 2003. Currently lectures at the same university.
He creates works using collage techniques, collecting everyday objects.
Consistently exploring and transforming a system of forms that reveals the relationship between matter and image, he investigates new forms of sculpture through
diverse expressive media such as painting, video, and photography.

(Representative Works)
Solo exhibition "Teppei Kaneuji's Mercator Membrane" (Marugame Genichiro-Inokuma Museum of Contemporary Art, 2016)
"Square Liquid, Metallic Memory" (Kyoto Art Center, 2015), "Towering Something" (Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, 2013)
"Melting City, Forest of Emptiness" (Yokohama Museum of Art, 2009), among other exhibitions in Japan and abroad, as well as numerous stage designs and book covers.
Stage design for Aru Spot Produce "We Cannot Understand Each Other Like Home Appliances" (2011),
stage design for KAAT Kids Program 2015 "Okashi Okashina Oshibai 'Wakattsan no Cookie'" (2015-2016),
and directed the stage adaptation of his own video work in "TOWER (theater)" (2017).