「Still Life」ポスター

Born 1977 in Hiroshima, Japan Lives and works in Berlin Solo Exhibitions 2026 “SECOND LAW” Daiwa Foundation Gallery, London (upcoming) 2025 “#45 Reijiro Wada” SCAI PARK, Tokyo 2024 “NACT View 04: Reijiro Wada, Forbidden Fruit” The National Art Center, Tokyo 2024 “Vineyard” BODEGA ALTO DE PIOZ, Pioz, Spain 2022 “Market and Thieves in a Cloister” SCAI THE BATHHOUSE, Tokyo 2022 “#31 Reijiro Wada” SCAI PARK, Tokyo 2022 “Exosphere” CAPSULE, Tokyo 2020 “Embraced Void” Daniel Marzona, Berlin 2017 “Scarlet” CAPSULE, Tokyo 2016 “Forbidden Fruit” Centre International des Récollets, Paris 2016 “HaL Hofskulptur#1” Haus am Lützowplatz, Berlin 2014 “Still Life” Nun, Berlin 2012 “Kunstkammer im Georg-Kolbe-Museum No.17” Georg Kolbe Museum, Berlin 2009 “Hof” Gallery Murata and Friends, Berlin 2001 “Wet Type” Kunstraum Zehn, Hannover Group Exhibitions ​ ​​ 2026 “#46 Daniel Buren, Yuji Takeoka, Reijiro Wada” SCAI PARK, Tokyo (ongoing) 2026 “Alfredo Jaar Reijiro Wada” SCAI PIRAMIDE, Tokyo 2026 “From the museum collection 2025: 3rd period-The Poetics of Physics" Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art, Aichi ​ 2025 “Roppongi Crossing 2025: What Passes Is Time. We Are Eternal.” Mori Art Museum, Tokyo 2025 “Plastic Utopia: Our New Ecosystem” Hirosaki Museum Contemporary Art, Aomori 2025 “#43 Darren Almond, Pratchaya Phinthong, Reijiro Wada” SCAI PARK, Tokyo ​2024 “Silence, Reduction and Monochrome” Museums für Asiatische Kunst der Staatlichen Museen, Berlin 2024 “T2 Collection「Collecting? Connecting?」” WHAT MUSEUM, Tokyo 2024 “How Did You Come into the World?” Hirosaki Museum Contemporary Art, Aomori 2024 “#40 Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Haroon Mirza, mé, Reijiro Wada” SCAI PARK, Tokyo 2024 “KOSHIKI ART 2024” Koshiki Islands, Kagoshima 2024 “Freud und Leid im Herbst ” Museums für Asiatische Kunst der Staatlichen Museen, Berlin 2024 “Nina Canell / Reijiro Wada 42 Days” SCAI PIRAMIDE, Tokyo 2023 “Before/After” Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art, Hiroshima 2022 “Ambivalente Landschaften” Museums für Asiatische Kunst der Staatlichen Museen, Berlin 2021 “Apple Cycle / Cosmic Seed” Hirosaki Museum of Contemporary Art, Aomori 2020 “Vajiko Chachkhiani & Reijiro Wada, A Silent Conversation” Daniel Marzona at Rolando Anselmi, Berlin 2020 “SCAI 30th Anniversary Exhibition, Earthlight-Intrigue of Sci-fi Abstraction” Komagome SOKO, Tokyo 2018 “TBILISI ARCHITECTURE BIENNIAL 2018” Tbilisi 2018 “Frozen to Pieces” Gussglashalle, Berlin 2018 “NGORONGORO 2” Lederstr.34, Berlin 2018 “Darren Almond, Vajiko Chachkhiani, Reijiro Wada” SCAI PARK, Tokyo 2017 “Von der Kunst, ein Teehaus zu bauen“ Neues Museum Nürnberg 2017 “A Corridor of Art through the Seas and Mountains Onomichi“ Hiroshima 2017 “Reijiro Wada / Ariel Schlesinger” SCAI THE BATHHOUSE, Tokyo 2016 “Fragmented Time” Catinca Tabacaru Gallery, New York 2014 “Vanitas – Nothing is Forever Anyway” Georg Kolbe Museum, Berlin 2013 “AICHI TRIENNALE 2013” Nagoya 2013 “BERLIN.STATUS (2)” Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin 2012 “Wie kommt das Neue in die Welt? - Neun internationale Bildhauer in Berlin” Haus am Waldsee, Berlin 2011 “Hyllest til Karl Prantl” Symposium Norge, Larvik 2010 “UM10, Festival für zeitgenössische Kunst, Musik und Literatur, Uckermark” Brandenburg 2009 “BEOGRAD : NEMESTA” Museum of Contemporary Art Belgrade, Belgrade Screenings 2025 “SCARLET RIVER“ Daiwa Foundation Library, London 2025 “SCARLET RIVER“ Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art, Hiroshima Grants & Awards ​Recherchestipendien Bildende Kunst, Berlin (2021) Nomura Foundation, JP (2018, 2016) International Residence at Récollets with Institut français in Paris and City of Paris, FR (2016) Pola Art Foundation, JP (2016, 2012) Japanese Government Overseas Study Program for Artist, JP (2008–2011) DAAD Stipendium, DE (2005) Artistic Education ​2008 Obtained Doctor of Fine Arts (DFA) at the Graduate School of Art, Tokyo University of the Arts 2002 Completed Graduate Course at Hiroshima City University (Master of Fine Art, Sculpture) 2000 Graduated from Hiroshima City University (Bachelor of Fine Art, Sculpture) Collections​ ​Museum für Asiatische Kunst, Staatlichen Museen, Berlin Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art, Hiroshima Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art, Aichi Hirosaki Museum of Contemporary Art, Aomori East Japan Railway Culture Foundation, Tokyo Museum of Contemporary Art Belgrade, Belgrade