CURRENT
Kabe / A Ni Ho O Fu
TAKEDA Sayaka
2026 5/13 wedー5/23 sat
PM １〜７ closed on sun. mon. tue.
《Irowosuku Yu Re U Su》color on washi paper 170×213mm 2026
At +2 Gallery, we organize exhibitions by emerging young artists in collaboration with the programs at +1art. As a platform for presenting experimental practices, we develop projects that make use of a small, non–white cube space."
In May, we will present a solo exhibition by Sayaka Takeda.
Takeda’s works begin with colors fixed onto washi, from which forms and further chromatic relationships emerge. Each piece, created by incorporating the support and materials as integral elements of the work, expands into a three-dimensional effect when arranged within space.
In this exhibition at +2, we invite you to experience how these expressions unfold and how color extends throughout the space.
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TAKEDA Sayaka
I seek to find something certain within that which remains ambiguous and in constant flux. It may exist in a state before taking form, or perhaps emerge only through relationships.
In this exhibition, I approach something like a ‘background’ or ‘behind’ as a kind of support, attempting to create a condition in which individual works do not stand alone, but together form a larger, unified state through their placement and interrelation.
What exists there is a sensation that has yet to be fixed—something that gently spreads, not yet settled into form. Like a scent, it has no shape, yet continues to exist, undeniably present.
Born in 1995 in Osaka Prefecture, She completed a Master's program in Painting (Oil) at Kyoto City University of Arts Graduate School of Fine Arts in 2021.
Recent exhibitions include “Until This Becomes the Contour”(
Doujidai Gallery, 2025), “Hew Hue”(+1art, 2025), “Lights of Expansion”(KOBE STUDIO Y3, 2024), the solo exhibition “Draw a Line / Beyond the Line”(Art Space 氵 (2023), “Old Dreams, Butterflies Shine on the Wall”(Studio New Hope (2023), and the solo exhibition “Wall/Line”(Gallery 16, 2021).
《Iro wo SUKU Be Ni Ha Ru》color on washi paper 140×115mm 2026
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