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[Solo Exhibition] Kengo Kito "Full Lightness" — Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art, The Triangle

【個展】鬼頭健吾「Full Lightness」京都市京セラ美術館 ザ・トライアングル

Kengo Kito “Full Lightness”

Kengo Kito’s solo exhibition “Full Lightness” has opened.
The venue is “The Triangle,” the newly established exhibition space at the Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art (main building, basement level 1).

Entrance to the exhibition space "The Triangle" (main building, basement level 1)
Entrance to the exhibition space “The Triangle” (main building, basement level 1)

Located in the basement of the northwest corner of the Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art, “The Triangle” is an exhibition space that centers on emerging artists and offers free admission.

The name “The Triangle” comes from the triangular shape of its aboveground portion, as well as from the space serving as a hub connecting the three parties: artist, museum, and world (audience).

Kengo Kito "Full Lightness" installation view
Kengo Kito “Full Lightness” installation view
Kengo Kito "Full Lightness" installation view
Kengo Kito “Full Lightness” installation view
Kengo Kito "Full Lightness" installation view
Kengo Kito “Full Lightness” installation view
Kengo Kito "Full Lightness" installation view
Kengo Kito “Full Lightness” installation view
Kengo Kito "Full Lightness" installation view
Kengo Kito “Full Lightness” installation view
Kengo Kito "Full Lightness" installation view
Kengo Kito “Full Lightness” installation view
Kengo Kito "Full Lightness" installation view
Kengo Kito “Full Lightness” installation view
*Kengo Kito, "cartwheel galaxy," 2019 *Detail
*Kengo Kito, “cartwheel galaxy,” 2019 *Detail
"ghost flowers," installed at the northwest entrance on the ground floor, extended down to "The Triangle" on basement level …
“ghost flowers,” installed at the northwest entrance on the ground floor, extended down to “The Triangle” on basement level 1 through the streaming sunlight.

The installation was composed of a diverse array of works — paintings, along with mobiles seen through translucent colored glass, fluorescent lights, plated stones, spinning broom objects, and light-based staging.

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