Posted：Apr 12, 2017
Art Fair Tokyo 2017
A few photographic highlights from Art Fair Tokyo, which returned to Tokyo International Forum this year with the theme “Art Is Alive.”
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Moving parts make this piece constantly change in color and intensity.
Ko Kono made his “Kirin” sculpture with cow leather.
Kang Sukho works with termites to create unique erosions of paper.
Works shown by the gallery Yukiko Koide Presents
Wooden sculptures by Hideki Saito, represented by Shinseido
Hisaya Taira’s hyper-realism depicts the mixed light of twilight in Osaka and Tokyo. His Instagram is a lot of fun and features many of the images that inspire his paintings.
Iihwa Kim’s work uses dyed and rolled hanji (a type of Korean paper) to create depth and Impressionistic color patterns.
Lori Ono
Lori Ono
Lori Ono is a Canadian writer, photographer and illustrator. She loves the strange and the absurd, the cute and the creepy. When not writing or taking photographs, she explores Tokyo and collects odd stories. Information about her latest work and adventures is at her blog: <a href="https://thespendypencil.wordpress.com">thespendypencil.wordpress.com</a>
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