Scheduled for release in October 2022
Hideo TsuneYoshi: EL Mirage #1 blue rose

● W370mm × H420mm
Customers wishing to purchase works exhibited at the venue,
please apply through the entry page.
Purchasers will be selected through a rigorous screening process from those who have entered.
We will determine the purchasers.
Entry page here
● Entry Period
October 15 (Sat) - October 31 (Mon), 2022
● Please check the site for the sales price of each work.

Hideo Tsunenaga
Born December 1980 in Tokyo
2005 Graduated from Tama Art University, Department of Crafts
2007 Completed Master's program at Tokyo University of the Arts, Department of Crafts, specializing in Forging
2011 Established his first studio in Kodaira City, Tokyo
Creates artistic forms using metal, primarily iron
2019 Participated in the art collective HUMAN
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Exhibited at Any Tokyo 2019 / Crazy Futures
(Kudan House)
2020 Finalist for WIRED CREATIVE HACK AWARD 2020
2021 Moved studio to Machida City, Tokyo
Exhibited at HOKUTO ART PROGRAM ed.01 (Seishun Art Village)

As a metal sculptor, he utilizes traditional techniques of metalworking such as forging with hammers and various
tools, and applies the concepts of choppers and customs—disassembling mass-produced
items like old motorcycles and cars and rebuilding them by hand—to his creations.
He continues to create by expanding the concepts of choppers and customs—disassembling mass-produced
items like old motorcycles and cars and rebuilding them by hand—to his creations.
In recent years, primarily through Instagram,
he has presented works inspired by motifs such as snakes,
attracting interest from the West Coast American community and many overseas chopper enthusiasts.
He receives inquiries from many overseas chopper enthusiasts, including the West Coast American community.

instagram #tsunenaga1980

AKASHIC RECORDS 3 from ILLUMINATI
Venue: Space O [Omotesando Hills Main Building B3F]
Location: 4-12-10 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Period: October 22 (Sat) - October 31 (Mon), 2022
Open daily during the exhibition period
Hours: 11:00 - 21:00
(Sundays, October 23 and 30, until 20:00)

(C) Hideo Tsunenaga