Hajime Sorayama Spotlights Robo-Dinos in New Solo "Dinosauria" Exhibition
Also dropping tees for UNIQLO UT’s ‘Jurassic World’ collection.
Tokyo-based gallery NANZUKA presents a new solo exhibition titled “Dinosauria” by Hajime Sorayama. The works in this latest presentation display Sorayama’s dinosaurs in his signature mecha form.
Sorayama has been depicting works of mechanical animals and humans since the 1980s. Showing his enthusiasm for dinosaurs, the renowned Japanese artist describes the extinct creatures as childhood idols. The solo presentation showcases artwork in two- and three-dimensional forms, featuring paintings of stegosaurus, raptors, and triceratops with metal motifs, there’s even a sculpture of a robotized Tyrannosaurus. Some of the pieces in the exhibition will be reproduced on merch with the collaboration of UNIQLO‘s Jurassic World collection. The collaborative UNIQLO UT collection will be available in March.
“Dinosauria” is on view until March 7, 2021. Visit NANZUKA’s website to learn more.
Elsewhere in art, Damien Hirst launches major “Mental Escapology” exhibition in Switzerland.
NANZUKA 2G
15-1 Udagawacho
Shibuya City, Tokyo 150-0042
Japan
