Graffiti to Street Art. Japan's world-class exhibition of living legends , there is no reason not to visit.

Untitled" 2009, Paint, Tokyo , Japan ©️KAMI ©️HITOTZUKI

KAMI. Even if you don't know the name of the artist, you have probably seen his work somewhere before.Spanish-American Subsidiary of the Soviet Unionwhich is a unit withHITOTZUKIKAMI, also known as "KAMI," had been working as a solo artist since before 1999, when the two of them started their production activities together.

KAMI's powerful lines are the result of his upbringing in Kyoto, a city with a strong sense of traditional Japanese culture, and the influence of skateboarding culture. The strong lines of KAMI's work are influenced by his upbringing in Kyoto, a city with a long tradition of traditional Japanese culture, as well as by the skateboarding culture.

Untitled , 1999, paint, North Carolina ©️KAMI ©️HITOTZUKI

KAMI is a "game changer," a living legend who has created a new sense of values by combining Japanese elements with Western street culture using paint and markers.

KAMI is currently holding a solo exhibition titled "1999" at SNOW Contemporary, a retrospective exhibition of 10 new canvases from the impressive year 1999, a time when KAMI himself was full of hope for the 2000s and many encounters led to the establishment of his current curvilinear style. The exhibition is a retrospective of Kami's hopes for the 2000s, and features approximately 10 new works on canvas.

Untitled, 2023, paint on canvas, 700 x430mm ©️KAMI ©️HITOTZUKI

Untitled, 2023, paint on canvas, 370x600mm ©️KAMI ©️HITOTZUKI

KAMI has been respected by many artists and gives viewers a sense of comfort, and we invite you to experience its charm at its first solo exhibition in six years.