Chunk #2501

Price: ¥495,000 (tax included)

Production year: 2025

Size: H92cm x W.60cm x D.50cm

Material techniques: mixed media

Edition: one-of-a-kind

Work certificate: Yes (signed)

Born in 1981 in Fukuoka. He studied sculpture expression at Kyushu Sangyo University and completed graduate school at Tokyo University of the Arts.
While in school, he mainly worked on research on sculptures using stone, composed works with academic modeling and music as motifs, and created works with a sense of tension that shakes the state of sculpture in the present day.

Three-dimensional works that capture the “impulse” that comes from within as an important element, and while using artificial materials such as scrap materials and concrete, maintain strength as “things” that are by no means light are characteristic.

It is a bricolage production style that I arrived at during my two-and-a-half year stay in New York from 2012, and I face materials while repeating “destruction and restoration,” and explore the formative beauty contained within the passage of time.

A serial project to ask current artists about their works and the other side of production.

We asked Osamu Ono, who explores the state of sculptural expression through the process of destruction and restoration, about the concept of the work and his future goals.

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This work will be exhibited at “SHIBUYA STUDIO” ArtSticker 5th Anniversary, a group exhibition by 30 groups of up-and-coming artists to commemorate the 5th anniversary of the launch of ArtSticker (art sticker) to be held at PARCO MUSEUM TOKYO from 2025/3/22 (Sat) to 2025/4/7 (Mon).

Period
2025/3/22 (Sat) to 2025/4/7 (Mon)
*3/22 (Sat) is 11:00-17:00 depending on stakeholder preview [admission until 30 minutes before closing] venue PARCO MUSEUM TOKYO

Address Shibuya Parco 4F,
15-1 Udagawa-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo Opening hours 11:00-21:00 *Admission closes 30 minutes before closing*Closes at 18:00 on the last day

Open every day during the holiday
season, free admission, 6 minutes on foot from JR Shibuya Station Hachiko Exit

Organized by
PARCO, The

Chain Museum