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Norihiko Terayama<\/h3>\n

The Gaze Trap \u2013 New works<\/h2>\n

Opening: 20 September 2026, 2 p.m. till 6 p.m.
\nDuration of the exhibition: 21 September \u2013 31 October 2026<\/p>\n

Norihiko Terayama initially studied design in Japan before moving to the Design Academy Eindhoven. It was there that he first encountered Dutch conceptual design, an encounter that almost inevitably led him to pursue a career in art. Perhaps this explains the profound intention that resonates throughout each of his works.<\/p>\n

The choice of material always marks the starting point of his creative process. His series of works often reveal a consistency, such as in the recurring use of needles or nylon threads. His repertoire of materials, however, extends far beyond this: acrylic paint, paper, wood, dried plants, artificial flowers. Each of these materials carries its own story, one that can only be told through that particular medium.<\/p>\n

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Micheko Gallery was founded in 2010 by the Japanese art teacher Keiko Tanaka and the German-Italian entrepreneur Michele Vitucci. The focus of Micheko is on contemporary art from Japan. The gallery program includes all of fine art forms, as well as the applied arts of Japan from the 20th and 21st century. Micheko presents new and established artistic positions and presents new perspectives of Japanese art for private as well as institutional and corporate collections.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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