Overview

The earliest Roman portraits were painted on wooden panels and pasted onto mummified bodies.

Even in ancient Egypt, busts of the dead were made.

Portraits and busts were a way of "recreating" and "commemorating" a subject.

Times have changed, and in modern times, various things are expressed as "portraits" or "busts," including intangible objects such as family and personal records and memories, as well as symbols (of the times).

What do the three artists reflect through their portraits and busts?

Venue

brew gallery

Location：北海道白老郡白老町大町3-4-11 Brew bldg.1F