In her first exhibition with the gallery, Kokeshisky will explore “time” as a theme.
By employing the concept of “street views,” a contemporary landscape format where photos are
taken at different periods and combined into a single image, the artist gives birth to unique scenes in which time and place appear to expand.
Furthermore, the arrow icon incorporated into each piece naturally invites the viewer to imagine what comes next.
Caletta house
2026
h91 × w116.7cm
Acrylic on canvas
While pondering the concept of layering, in particular temporal layering, it occurred to me that “street views” represent the assembly of a panoramic image from multiple momentary intersections of photographer and subject, a process that truly captures the way layered trajectories converge to form the horizontal expanse of time. For this new exhibition at Seizan Gallery 凸, I have elected to revisit one of my past street view panels (Five sisters). Doing so enabled me to choose moments which had previously been set aside, or in other words, to create scenes that take place in the same location at a different time.
Since street views can only be understood by those of us who share our lives in the present age, my hope is that using them will renew the thematic question of time, which has so often been explored in the past.
16/10/2026(fri) - 27/10/2026(tue)
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