The two-person exhibition “Invisible Garden” by Kiyokawa Asami (清川あさみ) and Nawa Kohei (名和晃平) continues at 3 venues in Ginza and Aoyama. A diverse range of works, including the approximately 9-meter-high centerpiece, responds to the exhibition spaces, allowing visitors to view them in connection with their own memories.
“Invisible Garden,” a two-person exhibition by Kiyokawa Asami (清川あさみ) and Nawa Kohei (名和晃平) currently on view at POLA MUSEUM ANNEX, has been extended through Sunday, 27 December 2026, due to popular demand. The exhibition originally opened on 16 September 2026. Opening hours are 11:00–19:00, with last admission at 18:30, and the museum is closed on 16 December. Admission remains free.
The centerpiece, the approximately 9-meter-high large-scale work 《PixCell-Our New World》, is created by Kiyokawa assembling fragments of landscape photographs and generative AI images, which Nawa then covers with transparent cells. The work repeatedly divides and integrates the images, creating an overall shimmering effect. Other works on display include Nawa’s 《PixCell-Random》 and Kiyokawa’s 《Serendipity》, alongside a diverse range of works in which the two artists’ forms of expression intersect.
In addition to the third-floor gallery at POLA MUSEUM ANNEX, the exhibition includes related displays at the first-floor POLA GINZA store in Ginza and POLA SALON ＋ AOYAMA in Aoyama. At each venue, the artworks respond to the space, allowing visitors to experience the “invisible garden” as they move between locations.