• Yayoi Kusama

    Yayoi Kusama

    One of Japan's leading female writers. Known as the "Queen of Avant-garde," she is highly acclaimed internationally. She expresses "annihilation of self," "infinity," and "eternity" by repeatedly using and filling up polka-dot and mesh patterns that were born from hallucinations she had seen since her childhood. In particular, pumpkins, high heels, and hats, which are often depicted in her paintings, have become representative motifs of Kusama's work.

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  • Takashi Murakami

    Takashi Murakami

    He is a proponent and representative artist of the concept of "superflat," a fusion of two-dimensional japanese painting and animation of contemporary culture. He collaborates with various projects and presides over the artist group "kaikai kiki," which also fosters young artists and conducts art projects. He is widely known for his works featuring unique character motifs such as "ohana" and "dob-kun.

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  • Toukou Shinoda

    Toukou Shinoda

    Born in China and raised in Tokyo, he began learning calligraphy from his father at the age of five, and since then he has been self-taught. In 2005, he was selected as one of the "100 Japanese People the World Respects" by Newsweek (Japan edition).  

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  • Yoshitomo Nara

    Yoshitomo Nara

    After completing graduate school, he went to Germany to study. Around 1990, his work was highly acclaimed in the neo-pop trend and attracted much attention, with a series of solo exhibitions held in Japan and Europe. Many of his works depict children with characteristic eyes.

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  • Takeru Amano

    Takeru Amano

    In 1997, he moved to new york to study printmaking, and later began working in tokyo in 2000. He creates works in a unique style of expression called “new art,” a fusion of traditional subjects such as religious paintings and still-life paintings with pop art. His representative motif is “venus,” which appears in roman and greek mythology.

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  • Ashizawa Muneto

    Ashizawa Muneto

    IN 2011, HE BEGAN POSTING CAT CHARACTERS ON SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES, WHICH RECEIVED A LOT OF POSITIVE FEEDBACK. HE HAS COLLABORATED WITH DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL BANDS AND FESTIVALS, AND HELD SOLO EXHIBITIONS. THE CAT'S CUTENESS, ROCKINESS, DYNAMISM, AND MELANCHOLY EXPRESSES A MORE HUMAN SIDE. HE IS A MEMBER OF THE COMEDY GROUP "PUPCORN," AND IS ALSO ACTIVE AS AN MC, VOICE ACTOR, RADIO PERSONALITY, ETC. HE IS VERY BUSY, BUT CONTINUES TO WORK DAILY WITH A STRONG DESIRE TO EXPAND HIS ARTWORK TO THE WORLD.

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  • Rokkaku Ayako

    AYAKO ROKKAKU

    Japanese artist based in Portugal. Since 2006, she has held solo exhibitions at various museums, mainly in Europe, and her unique style and distinctive painting style have been highly acclaimed outside of Japan.

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  • Banksy

    Banksy

    Anonymous street artist active in London, England and around the world. He mainly uses stencil art, a style of stencil paper and spray paint, to leave guerrilla-style works on walls, bridges, and other public places. Many of his works have a strong message satirizing society with political issues such as anti-war and refugee problems.

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  • CAZUL

    CAZUL

    Graffiti artist from Nagoya, Japan. In 1989, he moved to the U.S. by himself and discovered graffiti, and in 1999, he temporarily joined "Temole Of Hiphop", a hip-hop culture preservation society led by rapper KRS-ONE. In 1999, he temporarily belonged to "Temole Of Hiphop," an association for preserving hip-hop culture led by rapper KRS-ONE. After returning to Japan, he established his own "Top Up Production" to promote street culture, an art crew in New York, and opened and produced a street brand.

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  • Charles Fazzino

    Charles Fazzino

    3D pop artist living in new york city. In addition to being an official artist of the u.s. olympic committee, he has established himself as a leading figure in pop art by creating tie-ups with disney, universal pictures and other film companies, sports such as mlb and nfl, and hollywood stars such as marilyn monroe and james dean. He has established himself as a leading figure in pop art.

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  • Damien Hirst

    Damien Hirst

    British contemporary artist, collector and businessman. He is one of the Young British Artists (YBAs), a group of contemporary artists who emerged in the 1990s. He incorporates animals, insects, and medicines into his works under the theme of "life and death. In particular, he is widely known for his sensational works such as the "Natural History" series in which dead animals are preserved in formalin.

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  • Eisuke Ishihara

    Ishihara Eisuke

    Artist from Hokkaido, Japan. Since 2017, he has been based in Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. Since 2017, he has been based in Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan. He is a painter who has been searching for the answer to the big question, "What is true love?

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