You Complete Me, or I see things you canʼt see (A Frogs Tale), 2025 Courtesy the artist and TARO NASU, Tokyo. Photo：Ryan Gander Studio

02 You Complete Me, or I see things you canʼt see (A Frogs Tale), 2025

You are repetitive and productive but you dream of being free, 2025 Courtesy the artist and TARO NASU, Tokyo. Photo：Ryan Gander Studio

03 You are repetitive and productive but you dream of being free, 2025

Idea Machine, 2024 Courtesy the artist and TARO NASU, Tokyo. Photo：Ryan Gander Studio

04 Idea Machine, 2024

Centred on the periphery, 2023 Courtesy the artist and TARO NASU, Tokyo. Photo：Misako Misako

05 Centred on the periphery, 2023

イギリス人特有のいじわるなジョークが少ない、ライアンガンダーのプライベートな心情に寄り添ったキュレーションでよかった

Closed systems, 2024 Courtesy the artist and TARO NASU, Tokyo. Photo：Ryan Gander Studio

01 Closed systems, 2024

In 2002, the Pola Museum of Art was established in Hakone, Kanagawa. Since its opening, the Pola Museum of Art has been based on the concept of "symbiosis between the nature of Hakone and art”. In consideration of the nature and landscape of Hakone, the building is kept at a height of 8 meters above the ground and much of the building is underground so that it seems to blend in with the forest. The exhibition rooms are equipped with uniquely developed lighting to allow visitors to appreciate the individual works of art. The late Tsuneji Suzuki, the second generation of Pola's founding family, collected a collection of approximately 10,000 pieces over a period of more than 40 years. The collection encompasses a wide range of items, including Western paintings, Japanese Western paintings, Japanese paintings, prints, Oriental ceramics, glass art, and cosmetic tools from all over the world. Excellent artwork, rich nature, and light-filled architectural spaces... The philosophy of "symbiosis" is alive and well in every aspect of the museum.


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