"Court Installation" is a series of installations utilizing the Tomakomai Museum of Art's courtyard exhibition space. This year's exhibition, the 20th in the series, presents a new work by Takuji Nishida (1983-), who uses existing images as materials while creating works with vivid colors.

In this exhibition, titled "lost treasure," Nishida presents a new installation consisting of countless piles of yellow plastic container boxes and other objects that form an image of a castle or crown. For Nishida, the act of quoting and constructing colorful ready-made objects for consumption originates from his original childhood experience, namely the urge to search for and hold on to "lost treasure," and symbolizes his own daily routine of repeated "copy and paste. The work also symbolizes his daily routine of "copying and pasting. On the other hand, the vivid colors of the plastic also include a sense of lightness and pop, as well as the fragility and danger of the objects of consumption that lie behind them. We hope you will take this opportunity to experience the insights into consumer society and reminiscences of childhood that are temporarily embedded in Nishida's colorful and pop art world.

[Admission Fee] *Percentages in parentheses are for 10 people.
Prices in parentheses are for groups of 10 or more.
Please contact the museum for information on fee waiver rules.
*Permanent exhibits, as well as special exhibitions, special exhibitions, and feature exhibits held at the same time, can also be viewed.
*Yearly admission tickets are also accepted.
However, during the period indicated in (2) above, admission is at a discount (300 yen for adults, 200 yen for high school and university students).

Please be sure to check the organizer's official website for information on the status of the event.