“three” is an artist unit of three artists. They produce unique works expressing contemporary society seen through their eyes using readymade items such as tiny soy sauce containers attached to bento lunch boxes, animation figures and snacks, collecting these items in countless numbers.
In this exhibition, they unfold a transcending work by exhibiting a work in which approximately 50 thousand transparent soy sauce containers are fixed on a gently flowing wall surface, on which footage of the bustling city of Tokyo is projected as images representing the city and crowds, and having viewers intervene in an object made from around 7 thousand candies.
While using material appearing light and pop at first sight, the “present” captured by the artists through the recent series of changes such as the great earthquake is highlighted.

Yusuke Kamata develops installations that produce perceptual distortion by dismantling the three dimensional real world, reorganizing it into a two dimensional world, and organizing a three dimensional world again.
In this exhibition, he connects multiple frames, each with different (distorted) perspectives, across Shiseido Gallery's space in various directions.
By scattering vanishing points, he creates a space that enables viewers to experience multidimensional distortions and attempts to create a spatial perception that differs from the everyday.

Saya Irie is an artist who produces works focusing on various meanings and essences―origins, characteristics of materials, sentiments contained in designs (patterns)―embedded in commodities abundant in the world and images. In this exhibition, she develops installations from daily commodities under the theme of finding trivial happiness that makes life fulfilling.
Examples of her works include the following: small meticulous objects made from erasing the surface of commodities (visual information) by an eraser and reducing the original visual information into three dimension (sculpture) from the eraser dust, a dinosaur sculpted on the rubber sole of boots, a venus born from makeup foundation. A trivial happiness emerges from such items familiar to us.