As a new season begins. Art that sets you free.

Good evening, this is Marie from HERALBONY staff.

Many of you may be starting new chapters and challenges this season.
At such times, a piece of art in your room or workspace might offer a little courage and a sense of freedom.

Today, we'd like to introduce some artworks that will give you a push as you step into the new season.

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Deconstruction and Reconstruction: Artworks that Inspire New Ideas


"Businessman" Original Artwork
Nozomi Fujita

"Numbers" Original Artwork
Nozomi Fujita

Nozomi Fujita, who has a strong dedication to logos and text, creates works by drawing and cutting out motifs he loves, then layering them again. The collage works born from repeated "scrap and build" processes convey an energy that deconstructs existing things and transforms them into something new.

These artworks, which offer a sense of liberation that "you don't have to be bound by what is already there," will give you the courage to boldly move forward at the start of a new season.

Even numbers that usually feel inorganic come alive in his hands. These works are recommended for offices, as they can move people's hearts with numbers.

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Gazing at Unique Flowers Opens a Gentle and Free Heart


"Rose" Original Artwork
Masahiro Fukui

"Carnation" Original Artwork
Masahiro Fukui

While using real flowers as motifs, Masahiro Fukui's uniquely sensitive and freely drawn flowers are adorably stylized and sometimes boldly extend beyond the canvas, as if gently telling us, "It's okay to be free-spirited."

If you welcome such unique floral art into your room at the start of a new season, you might find yourself feeling more relaxed and able to live each day in your own way every time you see it.

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>Isai Tsushin|The creation process of Masahiro Fukui, an artist who draws flowers

When Different Entities Meet, Something Beyond Words is Born


"Untitled #31" Original Artwork
Rikuto Yoshida

"Untitled #28" Original Artwork
Rikuto Yoshida

A collaboration between photographer Ittettsu Matsuoka and artist Rikuto Yoshida. These works were born from a dialogue much like an exchange of letters, where Rikuto Yoshida layered drawings onto photographs taken by Matsuoka.

When two individuals with different forms of expression and living in different worlds interacted with each other's works, it gave rise to a trust and resonance that defies explanation.

These artworks are like a gentle push, encouraging you as you encounter new people in a new season.

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Gazing at the Artists' "Points" and "Lines": A Special Exhibition is Being Held at the Ginza Gallery


Currently, the exhibition "Drawing HERALBONY" is being held at the Ginza Gallery. This exhibition, commemorating the 1st anniversary of the Ginza Gallery, explores HERALBONY's current position and future, using "points" and "lines" as clues.

Please enjoy the works of four artists—Ayumi, Naoto Iguchi, Momoko Nakagawa, and Satoshi Okabe—at the gallery.

◼︎Exhibition "Drawing HERALBONY"
Period: March 7 (Sat) – April 20 (Mon), 2026
Location: HERALBONY LABORATORY GINZA Gallery (Ginmi Building 1F, 2-5-16 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo)
Hours: 11:00-19:00
Closed: Tuesdays (the following day if Tuesday is a holiday) *The store is open every day.


"Untitled" Original Artwork
Naoto Iguchi

"White Embroidery" Three-Dimensional Artwork
Ayumi

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