EXHIBITION :

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MU GALLERY is pleased to present “The present position for knowing the unseen” by nAo OKAMOTO 11/1(sat) to 11/15(sat).

　

nAo OKAMOTO
Born in Hyogo, Japan in 1981.
After studying film, he moved to the United States in 2004.
He was deeply impressed by the art in New York and decided to study art and design.
After that, he finally established his own technique, “Bubble Art”.
After returning to Japan in 2011, he continued his art production.
All phenomena are bound together and influence each other through invisible connections, like bubbles.
By incorporating natural elements, it expresses them in a way that makes them visible.
He creates artworks from the unintended beauty that emerges from it.

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What is Bubble Art?
nAo OKAMOTO’s original technique.
Surface Tension and Drying Shrinkage of Acrylic Paints.
It creates bubble-like circles on the canvas.
Acrylic paint is applied to the canvas, and as it dries over time from the outer edges inward,
bubbles form through the effects of flowing water or wiping.
The characteristic of the drawing is that it can create a sense of three-dimensionality.
This allows the expression to change dramatically depending on how light hits it,
creating a wide range of forms regardless of whether they are abstract or concrete.
My current location is “here and now.”
The future that lies ahead is yet unseen.
But still, We try to know—.
Through “Bubble Art,” we hope you will experience a glimpse of this world in this exhibition.

　

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The present position for knowing the unseen

nAo OKAMOTO

2025.11.1 sat – 2025.11.15 sat

12:00 pm – 18:00 pm

Sundays and Ｍondays

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EXHIBITION :

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MU GALLERY is pleased to present “The present position for knowing the unseen” by nAo OKAMOTO 11/1(sat) to 11/15(sat).

　

nAo OKAMOTO
Born in Hyogo, Japan in 1981.
After studying film, he moved to the United States in 2004.
He was deeply impressed by the art in New York and decided to study art and design.
After that, he finally established his own technique, “Bubble Art”.
After returning to Japan in 2011, he continued his art production.
All phenomena are bound together and influence each other through invisible connections, like bubbles.
By incorporating natural elements, it expresses them in a way that makes them visible.
He creates artworks from the unintended beauty that emerges from it.

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What is Bubble Art?
nAo OKAMOTO’s original technique.
Surface Tension and Drying Shrinkage of Acrylic Paints.
It creates bubble-like circles on the canvas.
Acrylic paint is applied to the canvas, and as it dries over time from the outer edges inward,
bubbles form through the effects of flowing water or wiping.
The characteristic of the drawing is that it can create a sense of three-dimensionality.
This allows the expression to change dramatically depending on how light hits it,
creating a wide range of forms regardless of whether they are abstract or concrete.
My current location is “here and now.”
The future that lies ahead is yet unseen.
But still, We try to know—.
Through “Bubble Art,” we hope you will experience a glimpse of this world in this exhibition.

　

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The present position for knowing the unseen

nAo OKAMOTO

2025.11.1 sat – 2025.11.15 sat

12:00 pm – 18:00 pm

Sundays and Ｍondays

Information_Comment

Lead_1

MU GALLERY is pleased to present “The present position for knowing the unseen” by nAo OKAMOTO 11/1(sat) to 11/15(sat).

　

nAo OKAMOTO
Born in Hyogo, Japan in 1981.
After studying film, he moved to the United States in 2004.
He was deeply impressed by the art in New York and decided to study art and design.
After that, he finally established his own technique, “Bubble Art”.
After returning to Japan in 2011, he continued his art production.
All phenomena are bound together and influence each other through invisible connections, like bubbles.
By incorporating natural elements, it expresses them in a way that makes them visible.
He creates artworks from the unintended beauty that emerges from it.

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Photo_1

Credit_1

Lead_2

What is Bubble Art?
nAo OKAMOTO’s original technique.
Surface Tension and Drying Shrinkage of Acrylic Paints.
It creates bubble-like circles on the canvas.
Acrylic paint is applied to the canvas, and as it dries over time from the outer edges inward,
bubbles form through the effects of flowing water or wiping.
The characteristic of the drawing is that it can create a sense of three-dimensionality.
This allows the expression to change dramatically depending on how light hits it,
creating a wide range of forms regardless of whether they are abstract or concrete.
My current location is “here and now.”
The future that lies ahead is yet unseen.
But still, We try to know—.
Through “Bubble Art,” we hope you will experience a glimpse of this world in this exhibition.

　

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The present position for knowing the unseen

nAo OKAMOTO

2025.11.1 sat – 2025.11.15 sat

12:00 pm – 18:00 pm

Sundays and Ｍondays

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NEWS

2025.5.27

MU GALLERY is pleased to present “Every day is a good day.” by Ryota Shiga 6/7(sat) to 6/22(sun).

Opening reception “Otoeza” will be held on the first day, June 7(Sat.), from 16:00 to 18:00.

What is “Otoeza”?
A new art performance in which two painters and a musician fuse the digital and analog worlds to weave a story.


We are expressing a moment in time
Like the sun shining through the trees
Like the sound of leaves on leaves
Like the sun changing its shape



We hope you enjoy the all overlapping art processes.



On the second day, June 8 (Sun.), “Otoeza Trial Session” will be held from 12:00 to 15:00.

It is a free admission experience.

Please come one or two
With your mother or father
With a friend
With strangers
Let’s draw pictures together and have fun!
※Please come in clothes you don’t mind getting dirty.

2025.2.25

SHETA, Ryusuke Sano and Ryota Shiga will exhibit at MU GALLERY booth in Art Fair Tokyo 2025.

We are waiting for your visit!

【 Date 】 2025.3.7 fri – 2025.3.9 sun [ 11:00 am – 7:00 pm ]

【 Place 】 Tokyo International Forum Lobby Gallery L002 ｜ 3-5-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan

2025.2.4

Notice of Change in Gallery Closing Dates.

MU GALLERY will be closed on Mondays, Tuesdays, and National holidays.

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