The exhibition Fe_Ca_Sn, being held at Kaamer in Tokyo from June 27 to July 6, features collaborative and individual works by three Tokyo-based artists: Sae Honda, Azu Kimura, and Kathleen Reilly. United by a poetic sensibility and material curiosity, the trio engage in an experimental project inspired by the Surrealist game Exquisite Corpse, exchanging their signature materials—iron (Fe), calcium (Ca), and tin (Sn) to explore new artistic processes. Honda, known for her narrative-driven design, questions value systems through tactile, interdisciplinary practices. Kimura’s nature-inspired art reflects ecological interdependence, drawing from her background in botanical design. Reilly, a Scottish metalworker and poet, casts tin works infused with memory and fleeting moments. Together, the artists blur boundaries between art, design, and craft, proposing alternative aesthetics and embracing the ephemeral. Their work collectively reflects a sensitive response to the impermanence of contemporary life and materiality through shared experimentation and individual expression.

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Time:	Jun 27–Jul 6, 2025 (UTC+9) ENDED
Location:	Kaamer in Koenji (Suginami-ku)

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