Jun Homma
Artist
Artist
Born in Tokyo in 1967, Graduated from the Department of Three-Dimensional Design at Tama Art University in 1990. In 2019, he was based in Berlin as a trainee in the Agency for Cultural Affairs’ Overseas Study Program for Emerging Artists.
Homma’s practice explores the concept of “invisibility” embedded in the world. By introducing invisible elements into the visible realm, his works draw attention to hidden histories, customs, and social systems. Working mainly with sculpture and installation, he has continued to develop site-specific projects in Japan and internationally since 2000. For Homma, imagination and insight into what cannot be seen are ways of engaging with the past and opening possibilities for the future.
In recent years, his work has focused on series that place the creation and destruction of anonymous objects on a single timeline, and on works that evoke the uncertainty and invisibility of history and time through objects divided into boxes.
Jun Homma
1967 Born in Tokyo Japan
1990 Graduated Department of Design at Tama Art University (BA)
1990~ 1992 Department of Sculpture at Tama Art University research student
2019 Fellow of Overseas Study Program for Artists, Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan / Berlin, Germany
[Grants and Awards]
2019 Grant, the Overseas Study Program for Artists, Agency for Cultural Affairs,
Government of Japan 2019 – GlogauAIR / Berlin, Germany
2015 First Prize, Seiko University Public Art Competition - Seiko University / Tainan City, Taiwan
2011 First Prize, Ilan University Public Art Competition - Ilan University / Ilan City, Taiwan
2000 First Prize, Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennial 2000 Project Competition
[Artist in Residence]
2025 International Residency Program / No. 97 West District International Art Community / Quanzhou, China
2024 A4 Residency Program / A4 Art Center / Chengdu, China
2019 MAMMA Project / Sejong Art Center / Sejong, Korea
2019 GlogauAIR / Berlin, Germany
2018 Srishti Institute of Art, Design and Technology (Interim Program)/ Bangalore, India / Fellow of Japan Foundation
2012 FLYOVER/ YOKOHAMA MANILA / 98B Collaboratory / Manila, Philippines / Fellow of Pola Art Foundation, Japan Foundation
[Solo Exhibitions]
2025 Time and Box – No. 97 West District International Art Community/ Quanzhou, China
2023 Now and Things / eitoeiko / Tokyo
2021 I saw a landscape / bononkyoto + KYOTOGRAPHIE KG+ / Kyoto
2020 I saw a landscape / void+/ Tokyo
2019 Landscape Erosion / GlogauAIR Showcase / Berlin, Germany
2018 Portrait of Erosion / Rangoli Metro Art Center/ Bangalore, India
2015 Unnamed Country / TRAUMARIS/SPACE/ Tokyo
2010 Breeze / Window / Yokohama Government Office/ Yokohama, Kanagawa
2009 And the Rivers Flow / Kogane-cho Area Management Center/ Yokohama, Kanagawa
2007 Breeze / 4 Flags / Gallery Caption/ Gifu
2006 Breeze / Statement / Gallery Caption/ Gifu
2005 Horizon - Gallery Gen/ Tokyo
2004 Around - La Galerie des NAKAMURA/ Tokyo
2003 Focusing on a New Generation in Tokyo 2003 - Gallery Gen/ Tokyo
2001 Window Installation - Desperado/ Tokyo
2001 Chattering - Gallery Gen/ Tokyo
1999 Pass - Gallery Gen/ Tokyo
1998 There - Gallery Gen/ Tokyo
1997 Rope - Gallery Gen/ Tokyo
1996 Pin - Gallery Gen, ZA MOKA FOUNDATION/ Tokyo
1993 Diary - Yokohama Galleria/ Kanagawa
[Selected Group Exhibitions]
2024 Community Memories / No. 97 District /Quanzhou, China
RE CREATE/ CPI/ Chengdu, China
Kogane-cho Bazaar 2024 / Yokohama, Kanagawa
[VOID+STOCK] Exhibition, Part 2 / void+/ Tokyo
2022 Extreme Cold Art Festival 2022 / Teshikaga-cho, Hokkaido
2021 Cherry Blossom Party / eitoeiko / Tokyo
Extreme Cold Art Festival 2021 / Teshikaga-cho/ Hokkaido
2020 Seeing through the Invisible / Tennozu Central Tower Art Hall/ Tokyo
Extreme Cold Art Festival 2020 / Teshikaga-cho/ Hokkaido
2019 Chennai Photo Biennale / Chennai, India
Extreme Cold Art Festival 2019 / Teshikaga-cho/ Hokkaido
2018 Teshikaga Gokkan Art Festival / Teshikaga-cho/ Hokkaido
2017 Air Real - Kawaguchi Civic Art Gallery Ateria / Saitama
Young Art Nagaoka / Nagaoka/ Niigata
2016 Teshikaga Gokkan Art Festival / Teshikaga-cho/ Hokkaido
2014 Echigo-tsumari Snow Art Festival / Echigo-Tsumari/ Niigata
2013 Setouchi Triennial 2013/ Kagawa, Okayama
2012 Echigo-tsumari Art Triennial 2012 / Echigo-Tsumari/ Niigata
2011 AOBA+ART / Yokohama, Kanagawa
Kogane-cho Bazaar 2011/ Yokohama, Kanagawa
2010 Echigo-tsumari Snow Art Festival / Echigo-Tsumari/ Niigata
2009 Echigo-tsumari Art Triennial 2009 / Echigo-Tsumari/ Niigata
SUITO Osaka 2009/ Osaka
TAMAVIVANT 09 - Tama Art University/ Tokyo
2008 AOBA+ART/ Yokohama, Kanagawa
Kogane-cho Bazaar/ Yokohama, Kanagawa
2007 Happy Hours - Zaim underground/ Yokohama, Kanagawa
2006 Echigo-tsumari Art Triennial 2006 ‒ Echigo-Tsumari/ Niigata
2004 A MUSE LAND 2004 - Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art/ Hokkaido
2003 Echigo-tsumari Art Triennial 2003 ‒ Echigo-Tsumari/ Niigata
2001 Aoba Triennial 2001 - Aoba-ku/ Yokohama, Kanagawa
2000 Echigo-tsumari Art Triennial 2000 ‒ Echigo-Tsumari/ Niigata
1999 Japan Art Scholarship / Spiral Hall / Tokyo
1996 Morphe ‘96 – Aoyama, Tokyo
1995 Miyazawa Kenji Kaigakan / Mitsukoshi Museum/ Tokyo
1992 Encountering the others / Kassel, Hann. Münden, Germany
1件作品的販售開始了
9 months ago
Artist
この作品シリーズは、風景の写真をUVプリントしたアルミニウムの一部を削り取り、鏡面になるまで磨いた作品です。消失した空間に残欠のように漂うイメージは、近代の歴史遺産、帰宅困難地域、何気ない日常など、私が訪れ記録した風景です。写真として切り取った時間（イメージ）を削る、磨くなどの彫刻的な加工を加え鏡面にすることで、常に更新していく「今」を映し出す作品です。「見えないもの＝不可視性」の探究をテーマにしてきた私の作品の多くは、背景に同化する、隠れる、欠落するなど、作品それ自体が不可視性を含む構造を持っています。それは可視と不可視の領域で構成されているこの世界の構造をなぞると同時に、不可視な部分を意識させ、隠れた歴史や過去の生活、社会制度を再認識させる試みでもあります。
「侵食の風景」のシリーズは2019年にベルリン滞在時に制作を開始し、幾つかの場所で発表してきました。大きいサイズのものも制作しましたが、ここに出品している作品は一般的な住宅などにもフィットする大きさです。
1件作品的販售開始了
9 months ago
Artist
この作品シリーズは、風景の写真をUVプリントしたアルミニウムの一部を削り取り、鏡面になるまで磨いた作品です。消失した空間に残欠のように漂うイメージは、近代の歴史遺産、帰宅困難地域、何気ない日常など、私が訪れ記録した風景です。写真として切り取った時間（イメージ）を削る、磨くなどの彫刻的な加工を加え鏡面にすることで、常に更新していく「今」を映し出す作品です。「見えないもの＝不可視性」の探究をテーマにしてきた私の作品の多くは、背景に同化する、隠れる、欠落するなど、作品それ自体が不可視性を含む構造を持っています。それは可視と不可視の領域で構成されているこの世界の構造をなぞると同時に、不可視な部分を意識させ、隠れた歴史や過去の生活、社会制度を再認識させる試みでもあります。
