       What would happen if you combined completely different things like an apple and glasses, a cat and a car, a shark and a toothbrush? Contemporary artist Ken Kagami, known for his cynical and humorous style in works such as "Milkman" and "Go Home," and popular both in Japan and internationally, ventures into new territory with this nonsensical picture book, using humorous illustrations and words! You can connect anything with words and pictures, from T-shirts and ramen to houses and socks. It's sure to stimulate the creativity of everyone from children to adults! It conveys the importance of "connecting" in this age of distance. Now, let's all try to stick them together!! This is the inaugural volume of an art book series by VOILLD, an art gallery established in Nakameguro in 2014, which will spotlight a diverse range of artists active both domestically and internationally from a broad perspective. Author's words From the moment I wake up until I go to sleep, I'm always thinking about all sorts of things. What I think about are things like how to have fun every day, how to get excited, and so on. There aren't many interesting things in the world, so I have no choice but to think for myself. That hasn't changed much since I was a child. How I can make myself happy is very important to me. I turned a part of what's going on inside my head into a picture book. I would be very happy if you feel excited when you turn the page. I believe there are many things in the world that can become more enjoyable simply by slightly changing your perspective and way of thinking. |
| Book Information |
| Book title: Let's stick them together Author: Ken Kagami Planning and editing: Haruka Ise (VOILLD) Format: A4 size (modified) / hardcover / dust jacket Number of pages: 44 pages List price: 1,500 yen + tax Publication date: January 23, 2021 ISBN 978-4-910315-03-4 |
| Author Introduction |
| Ken Kagami Contemporary artist. Born in Tokyo in 1974. He transforms social phenomena, current events, and culture into humorous ideas, and presents them across various media, including sculpture, painting, drawing, video, and performance. In 2010, he opened his own store in Daikanyama, Strange Store, which sells original products and other items (the store itself is a work of art). |
| NOTE |
| *We will deliver it via courier service. |
| *For domestic delivery, Sagawa Express will be used. For overseas delivery, EMS (Japan Post) will be used. |
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