We are delighted to debut Yuko Nishikawa in her first Canadian solo exhibition, “mokumoku”, consisting of 23 mobile installations, composed of recycled paper pulp. ”Mokumoku is a Japanese onomatopoeia which describes continually expanding formations, like clouds and smoke, that puff up, swell up and become larger with no constraining boundaries or containers. Yuko sought Mokumoku in these hanging sculptures, finding forms that seem to grow and change from within.“ Join us in this must-see, immersive art experience.

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