An art show by artist KINJO, who has roots in Okinawa and presents paintings, sculptures, and performances based on American culture that is closely related to Japan, will be held at "BEAMS T Harajuku" from Friday, January 12th. .

KINJO has created paintings based on symbols of consumer society such as corporate logos and product packaging, as well as eyes that glow in the dark, influenced by movies, anime, and subculture.
``Inspiration for my work comes from the environment that surrounds me, and sometimes things I see while walking aimlessly can serve as hints for my work.''
This art show is titled ``Consideration of Wandering'' and will feature a mix of KINJO's past works and new works.
In addition, 5 types of T-shirts, long sleeve T-shirts, crew neck sweatshirts, and hoodies that incorporate the iconic style of "Hey, River Snake C'mom", which is a consistent theme in art production, will be sold together. .

KINJO
With roots in Okinawa, he presents paintings, sculptures, and performances based on American culture, which has deep ties to Japan. As symbols such as ``eyes that glow in the dark,'' ``cereal packages,'' and ``snakes'' are repeatedly drawn and erased, their outlines become blurred and ambiguous, creating a charming portrait of the artist himself. Transforms into a “personal being” in a certain form. It is like a self-portrait for KINJO, and it is also an act of digging into one's roots.

Model: H176cm W59kg Size: L

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