Ryomi

Art for Thought is proud to present the “Ryomi” exhibition featuring the works of four female artists from July 19th to August 5th. Visitors will have the chance to experience the refreshing expressions of Mitsuko Taketa's porcelain, Masuno Yoshida's glasswork, Miko Masukata's sculpture and painting, and Rumi Honda's calligraphy.

Taketa, born in Tokyo in 1988, graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts with a major in ceramics. Her works focus on delicate and intricate patterns on porcelain pieces, which evoke a sense of tranquility and elegance.

Yoshida, a graduate of Musashino Art University with a major in glass, expresses a unique perspective on the fragile and transparent material through her intricate and colorful glasswork.

Masukata, born in Toyama in 1979, graduated from Tama Art University with a major in glass. She currently resides in Saitama, and her works of sculpture and painting showcase a deep connection with nature and a strong emphasis on texture.

Honda, born in Yamanashi in 1989, has been practicing calligraphy since the age of five. Her works are based on classical calligraphy, but she adds her own unique interpretation to create art that is both modern and traditional.

In addition to the exhibition, visitors can indulge in limited edition sweets created by the artists themselves. The exhibition will be held from July 19th to August 5th, with the cafe open from 11:00-18:00 and the bar & dinner from 18:00-23:00. On July 31st, Art for Thought will host the Ginza stroll in a yukata event, and the cafe will be open from 14:00-18:00. Don't miss this unique opportunity to enjoy the talents of these four incredible female artists.