From Line to Form
Exhibition
/
01 Aug 2026
-
24 Aug 2026
Published: 14.08.2026

The exhibition From Line to Form brings together works by professors, faculty members, current students, and graduates of the Metal Carving Research Laboratory at Tokyo University of the Arts. Through a dialogue among works created across different generations, the exhibition explores the continuity and development of metalworking education and creative practice.
Artist list
Soohyeon Choi, Ryo Inkyo, Aya Iwata, Hiroki Iwata, Kaito Kawanishi, Heesoo Kim, Mari Kobayashi, Sakura Nagaya, Junying Ren, Rui-ning Shi, Akari Takahashi
By presenting sketches alongside jewellery works, the exhibition seeks to visualise the process through which ideas are transformed into lines, and lines subsequently evolve into forms. Sketches are “another work” concealed behind the completed pieces; they record the artist’s way of observing the world and the trajectory of their thoughts. By tracing these “traces of the hand” that are rarely visible beyond the finished works, visitors are invited to share the origins of the artists’ inspirations and the intellectual processes they experienced throughout creation.
Communicating this “culture of thinking through drawing” also represents an expression of the creative spirit of Tokyo University of the Arts, where tradition and contemporary sensibility intersect and coexist. The linear thinking nurtured through drawing, together with the formal expressions engraved into metal, forms the core of this exhibition.
We hope that this exhibition will serve as a platform where creativity cultivated through the hands, eyes, and inner sensibilities can be exchanged and shared within an international context.
The exhibition runs until 24 August 2026.
Communicating this “culture of thinking through drawing” also represents an expression of the creative spirit of Tokyo University of the Arts, where tradition and contemporary sensibility intersect and coexist. The linear thinking nurtured through drawing, together with the formal expressions engraved into metal, forms the core of this exhibition.
We hope that this exhibition will serve as a platform where creativity cultivated through the hands, eyes, and inner sensibilities can be exchanged and shared within an international context.
The exhibition runs until 24 August 2026.
-
Materia prima, design as transformation
15May2027 - 27Feb2028
Pforzheim Jewellery Museum
Pforzheim, Germany -
Creating Japanese Jewellery: Personal Expression and Memory
24Oct2026 - 17Jan2027
The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto (MoMAK)
Kyoto, Japan -
Métal Pi(è)nce Rouge. Two schools. A Connection. Dialogues
10Oct2026 - 31Oct2026
Galerie des Ateliers de Paris
Paris, France -
Japans imagined by Sophie Hanagarth, Brune Boyer and Graziella Antonini
09Oct2026 - 18Oct2026
Galerie Hemeria
Paris, France -
Inspired by Queen Louise-Marie. Jewellery by Charlotte Vanhoubroeck
09Oct2026 - 11Apr2027
DIVA. Museum for diamonds, jewellery and silver
Antwerp, Belgium -
Form Across Scales by Ramon Puig Cuyàs. From Jewellery to Sculpture at Hannah Gallery
07Oct2026 - 06Nov2026
Hannah Gallery
Barcelona, Spain -
A Pool in The Ocean at Parcours Bijoux 2026
06Oct2026 - 18Oct2026
The Pool
Paris, France -
View from Venus Mountain
03Oct2026 - 07Oct2026
Cabanon Paris
Paris, France -
Earthly Paradise. Daniel Kruger and the Art of Seduction
03Oct2026 - 14Nov2026
Galerie Door
Nijmegen, Netherlands -
Gaa'yú Guenda, The Five Gifts Of The Gods
02Oct2026 - 24Oct2026
Institut Culturel Du Mexique
Paris, France -
Couleur Matière, Enamel In Canada
02Oct2026 - 10Oct2026
Galerie Noel Guyomarc'h
Paris, France -
Stillness & Substance
01Oct2026 - 06Oct2026
Sotheby's
Paris, France -
Kulubá, A Soloshow by Pierre Charpin
01Oct2026 - 24Oct2026
Galerie Minimasterpiece
Paris, France -
Chilean Cocktail Vol.3
01Oct2026 - 04Oct2026
Artivistas Paris
Paris, France -
Sensitive Cartographies. Jewellery, Body and Inner Landscapes
01Oct2026 - 04Oct2026
Le Syndrome de Stendhal
Paris, France













project-mas.com




