"Hito" means person in Japanese, and this exhibition aims to show relations between people in society by collecting and exhibiting unique portraits. The plural form of "Hito" is pronounced "Hito-Bito". However, to emphasize each individual's consciousness and the softness of the word "Hito", I named this exhibition "Hito-Hito".
[artists]
Izumi KATO, Yu KIMACHI, Shinmei KUNO, Risa KOHNO, Kohsuke TAKASU, Fuyuhiko TAKADA, Shohta NAKAMURA, Masayoshi NAKAMURA, Kohta HIRAKAWA, Emi BOHTA, Erina MATSUI, Shintaro MIYAKE, Tomomi YOSHIZAWA
* The text provided by Bambinart Gallery.