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IT’S AN ENDLESS WORLD!


installation view of IT’S AN ENDLESS WORLD! at parcel, Lucas Dupuy, photo by Yutaro Tagawa
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Lucas Dupuy was born in London in 1992. Dupuy explores a wide variety of themes including natural landscapes, architecture, photography, and semiotics, and cleverly extracts forms from representations of text, architecture, and nature to create unique two-dimensional representations that can be described as the artist’s own mental landscapes. In this exhibition, Dupuy will present canvas works as well as prints of digital collages on sculpted panels.

Schedule
8.Sep.2023 - 8.Oct.2023

Artist
Lucas Dupuy


installation view of IT’S AN ENDLESS WORLD! at parcel, Lucas Dupuy, photo by Yutaro Tagawa

parcel

maruka 2F, 2-2-14, Nihonbashi Bakuro-cho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Wednesday - Sunday 14:00-19:00 (Closed on public holidays)

Contact
https://parceltokyo.jp/exhibition/its-an-endless-world/

PARCEL opened its doors in June 2019 in the corner of the DDD HOTEL in the East side of Tokyo Japan. In its distinctive space, a former parking lot, PARCEL aims to create a program that transcends various cultures with its focus centered on contemporary art, introducing a wide range of artists from both Japan and abroad.
Taku Sato, who has been engaged in the gallery business for many years, is the current gallery director, along with Sakie Takasu, a member of the art collective SIDE CORE, as the program advisor. In February 2022, “parcel” opens as an annex on the second floor of the Maruka Building, a gallery complex located behind PARCEL.
Through both spaces, PARCEL/parcel aims to send out multifaceted messages which rise in such an era, while creating a list of exhibitions and events which portray the characteristics of the gallery. A combination of a commercial gallery and a project space.



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