KAYO SAITO × YUMIKO MIYAHAMA
Exhibition
MIN GALLERY will be holding a two-person exhibition by jewelry artist Saito Kayo and photographer Miyahama Yumiko.
"Like mycelium that spreads deep underground, there are countless invisible connections in this world."
In this exhibition, two artists who look at the world through different methods will quietly shed light on the complex and organic "depth of connection" between life and time, land and memory, and ourselves and others through their works.
Jewelry artist Kayo Saito focuses on minute life forms and, through the material metal, gives them form that resonates with the rhythms and structures of the natural world.
Photographer Miyahama Yumiko sheds light on the layers of time that lie deep within the landscape and the memories that permeate the land, visualizing these presences not as "records" but as "images of memory."
It would be my great pleasure if this exhibition would allow you to experience a moment of gentle contact with the invisible knot that connects us to the world.
KAYO SAITO × YUMIKO MIYAHAMA Exhibition
Date: June 20, 2025 (Friday) - Sunday, June 29th
Closed: 24th (Tue), 25th (Wed)
Address: 2F, 3-5-6 Takaban, Meguro-ku, Tokyo
Business hours: 12:00 - 18:00 (*17:00 on the last day)
● Reception Party
Friday, June 20, 2025
12:00-20:00 Anyone is welcome to visit the gallery.
●Artist present
June 20th (Fri) - 22nd ( Sun ) and June 27th ( Fri ) - 29th ( Sun) 2025 by both artists
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Jewelry Artist Kayo Saito
A Japanese designer based in the UK, who has won various awards after graduating with a Master's degree from the Royal College of Art, a national art university in London. Inspired by the vitality and transience of natural and organic objects, he creates sculptural works that exude a unique delicacy.
Kayo Saito >
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Photographer: Yumiko Miyahama
Born in Sendai. After working as a studio assistant, he became independent and is currently working as a photographer based in Tokyo. He is fascinated by the way our ancestors lived, who sublimated natural scenery into designs and incorporated them into their daily lives, and he photographs the crafts, food, and people of Japan.
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