Kaito KawasakiMetal-casting artist
Imono / Chuukin

Where to Buy

WHERE TO FIND

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Works by Kaito Kawasaki can be viewed at the galleries and exhibition venues below. Dates and available works are subject to change, so please check each venue's official site for the latest information.

For questions about pricing, dimensions, materials, or editions, please feel free to contact the relevant gallery, or reach out via Contact.

Permanent / Ongoing

  • Geidai Art Plaza Tokyo University of the Arts, Ueno Campus (Ueno, Tokyo)
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  • GALLERY KOGURE Representing gallery (Jimbocho, Tokyo)
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  • Vermilion Wakin
    Permanent Display The Arts Fusion by Lecrin (Ueno, Tokyo) — featuring "Vermilion Wakin"
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  • The Iron Whale
    Permanent Display JMSDF Kure Museum (Iron Whale Museum) Shop (Kure, Hiroshima) — featuring "The Iron Whale"
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Collaboration Goods

  • Seifuku no Fuji Selling goods featuring Kaito Kawasaki's illustrations
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Current & Upcoming Exhibitions

  • Utsuroi, Tomeru
    Solo Exhibition "Utsuroi, Tomeru" Garari Showcase (Obuse, Nagano — next to the Hokusai-kan Museum) — free admission
  • KOGEI Art Fair Kanazawa 2026 Hyatt Centric Kanazawa (Kanazawa, Ishikawa) — GALLERY KOGURE booth
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  • Solo Exhibition MEDEL GALLERY SHU HIBIYA (Imperial Hotel Plaza, 1F)
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  • Two-person Exhibition (Planned) Kure Municipal Museum of Art (Kure, Hiroshima)

Past Exhibition Support

  • GALLERY OPET Supported the solo exhibition "Shutsuran no Homare" (Ebisu Garden Place TSUTAYA BOOKSTORE)
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About the Works

Every work is one of a kind. Goldfish of the same variety are cast from the same original mold, but differences in molding, casting temperature, and coloring give each piece its own individual character. The resin, too, takes on a different expression each time depending on the shape of the pour and the curing process, so no two works are identical.

Changes over time, such as shifts in the resin's tone, are considered part of the work — including the chance effects that occurred during its making — and as a rule no restoration is offered. If you have concerns, please feel free to reach out via Contact.

For inquiries beyond the above, please contact via the Contact section.