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Artist Talk (Sunday, 2 Nov.)

Related Event of Art Brut 2025 Touring Exhibition "Encounter with the Known”
Artist Talk (Sunday, 2 Nov.)

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Gallery 1 & 2

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Artist Talk 2 Nov. 2025, Guests: SHIMA Eiko and her family, TAKEDA Hiraku and related persons（Director and staff from WATASHI NO KAISHA）, NOUDA Yuka and related persons (from Kobo-Syu)

*Conducted in Japanese

Title	Related Event of Art Brut 2025 Touring Exhibition "Encounter with the Known” Artist Talk
Date and Time	Sunday, 2 November 2025　2:00 p.m.- 3:00 p.m.
Venue	Tokyo Shibuya Koen-dori Gallery, Gallery 1 and Gallery 2
Guests	SHIMA Eiko and her family TAKEDA Hiraku and related persons（Director and staff from WATASHI NO KAISHA） NOUDA Yuka and related persons (from Kobo-Syu)
Admission	Free
How to participate	No advance application required *Please come to the reception when it's time.
Inquiry	Tokyo Shibuya Koen-dori Gallery, Artist Talk section Email: skdg-event2025(at) mot-art.jp * Please change (at) to @. Tel: 03-5422-3151

Artists

SHIMA Eiko

Born in 1943, Tokyo Prefecture. Live in Itabashi city, Tokyo. After retiring from work, she devoted herself to creating paper cutouts, paper-pasting, and collage works that she learned independently. She has continued creating steadily, late at night, after finishing her housework and caregiving. She creates intricate collage works by cutting out motifs related to daily life-such as houses, furniture, fruits, and jewelry-from advertising flyers and pasting them together piece by piece. Major exhibitions include "Museum of Mom’s Art" (Tokyo Shibuya Koen-dori Gallery, Tokyo, 2022), "Sunday Production Studies" (Tomonotsu Museum, Hiroshima, 2023).

SHIMA Eiko, Sun, 2022,
Collection of the artist

TAKEDA Hiraku

Born in 1988, Yamagata Prefecture. The work of stuffing disposable chopsticks into milk cartons evolved into a total of eight pieces, the largest of which reached over two meters in height, completed in about two months. The disposable chopsticks, typically used and discarded daily, seem to undulate back to life, suggesting a process of returning to their original arboreal form. The gravity-defying forms are infused with organic energy. Recent major exhibitions include "POCORART World Exhibition 'Chance and Necessity and...' "(3331 Arts Chiyoda, Tokyo, 2021).

TAKEDA Hiraku, Chopsticks, 2010,
Collection of the artist

NOUDA Yuka

Born in 1966, Saitama Prefecture. She collects discarded thread and fabric scraps from her studio, creating objects she calls "Noudama" by winding and compacting them. The soft lines overlap to form cocoon-like and human-shaped figures. Combined with vibrant, lively colors, they exude vitality as if they might start moving at any moment. Recent major exhibitions include "Outsider Art Fair in New York 2025" (Metropolitan Pavilion, New York, 2025).