Sato Gallery presents Takeru Amano’s new works at a private viewing for collectors and friends of the gallery.

In this new series, Amano revisits his recurring figures — Venus, floral motifs — within compositions in motion, built through rhythm, light and shadow. The classical figure becomes here a space for contemporary pictorial research.

For the first time in Paris, this presentation is joined by the works of Minami Yoshida and Takuya Yoshida. Their practices meet around intimacy and memory. Minami Yoshida’s ceramics evoke the gesture of protection and shelter, while Takuya Yoshida’s painting explores sensation and memory through layers and diffuse colour. Mathilde Danglade’s works extend this reflection through textile and collage, in assemblages of sewn and recomposed fabric carrying traces and temporalities.

Finally, Suitou Nakatsuka presents works born from a word or a kanji, transformed into pictorial form. Her practice, nourished by calligraphy, moves toward an abstraction where gesture and rhythm take precedence over literal meaning…