AZUSA IIDA reflects in the mirror the possibilities of art. A solo exhibition will be held at Offshore in Harajuku.

Harajuku roots in Harajuku, "Offshore." While selling apparel items, the store also has a coffee stand, making it a true culture hub.

At the store, from today, Friday, September 25 to Sunday, October 4, artistsAZUSA IIDA. will hold a solo exhibition by What do her works ask to a world plunged into an unprecedented situation by the coronavirus?

. The following is a selection of works of art incorporated into apparel goods.

T-shirt ¥5500+TAX
*This product is completely made to order only during the exhibition period.

Parker ¥8500+TAX
*This product is completely made to order only during the exhibition period.

The title of the solo exhibition is "MIRROR, MIRROR ON THE WALL. The title is taken from a quote from the world-famous fairy tale "Snow White," in which the queen reflects her face in a mirror and says, "I am the mirror on the wall. As the title suggests, mirrors are used in the works in the lineup, and they are displayed on a single screen together with vivid illustrations. Of course, each viewer will see the work in a different light, and will be able to reflect on themselves through the art.

On the occasion of his solo exhibition, Mr. Iida commented.

One of the themes of this year's exhibition is the importance of taking time to look at oneself. I hope that viewers will feel the emotions and sense of reality that is created when they themselves become involved in the artwork, and above all, I hope that they will feel the joy of art becoming a part of their lives. AZUSA IIDA

The words of the title are actually followed by the phrase "who's the fairest of them all? (Who's the fairest of them all?). Why did she leave out the words used in the set? Perhaps that is what she is trying to express.

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