Utakata is an old Japanese word for something fleeting, appearing and disappearing like a bubble. In her new works, Akiko Kawabata captures moments when colour, form and fragments briefly come together before shifting again. Through collage, she gives these disappearing impressions another form, creating works that move between intention and unexpected discovery.

Gallery G-77 presents Hikari-tsugi (Light Mending) by Yuriko Yamamoto. Inspired by the Japanese tradition of kintsugi, the exhibition explores trauma, loss, and spiritual regeneration through light. Illuminated sculptural objects transform absence into new forms of connection, inviting viewers to reflect on resilience, memory, and the possibility of reconnecting what has been lost.

Gallery G-77 presents recent drawings by Sayumi Kudo, where enigmatic female figures, wolves, butterflies, and celestial motifs emerge through extraordinarily intricate pen work. Composed with a 0.03 mm pigment pen, each intimate work reveals a dreamlike world in which myth, memory, and imagination intertwine, inviting viewers into a quiet yet richly symbolic universe.