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If you do not move

The neighbor's dog is barking/If you do not move/A natural expression

It Must Be Too Late presents an experimental series of online exhibitions by Yuichiro Nakamura. Beginning on July 10, works created under Nakamura's various artistic pseudonyms will be loosely and intuitively distributed across Space 1, Space 2, and Space 3 on the It Must Be Too Late website. Rather than following a strict curatorial logic, the works are assigned in an intentionally casual manner, allowing each exhibition to gradually develop its own character through the accumulation of the selected works. The three exhibitions are titled The neighbor's dog is barking (Space 1), If you do not move (Space 2), and A natural expression (Space 3). Even the date on which the distribution of works will be considered complete has not been decided. That, too, is left deliberately open and somewhat arbitrary. Curated by Ayako Okonogi.

Yuma Kanazawa/Mai Narahashi/Puima Seka/Ish Ek/Po Jaya Indra/Mejed O/Saraswati Dwi Lestari/Lamo Yeshe/Lili/Benjamin Serander

Yuma Kanazawa

Poet. Artist. Kanazawa creates concrete poetry that eliminates semantic meaning through the exclusive use of letters and characters. The works are produced as digital pieces as well as printed publications.

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Yuma Kanazawa
2024
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Yuma Kanazawa
2024
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Yuma Kanazawa
2024
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Yuma Kanazawa
2024
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Yuma Kanazawa
2024
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Mai Narahashi

Artist. Influenced, often unconsciously, by Dadaist improvisational collage, Abstract Expressionism, Formalism, and graphic design, Narahashi primarily creates a series of two-dimensional works in which fragmented elements—such as torn pieces of origami—are arranged at random. The works emphasize chance and improvisation over deliberate composition.

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Mai Narahashi
2024
Origami paper, glue, and drawing paper
21 cm × 29.7 cm

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Mai Narahashi
2024
Origami paper, glue, and drawing paper
21 cm × 29.7 cm

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Mai Narahashi
2024
Origami paper, glue, and drawing paper
21 cm × 29.7 cm

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Mai Narahashi
2024
Origami paper, glue, and drawing paper
21 cm × 29.7 cm

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Mai Narahashi
2024
Origami paper, glue, and drawing paper
21 cm × 29.7 cm

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Mai Narahashi
2024
Origami paper, glue, and drawing paper
21 cm × 29.7 cm

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Mai Narahashi
2024
Origami paper, glue, and drawing paper
21 cm × 29.7 cm

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Mai Narahashi
2024
Origami paper, glue, and drawing paper
21 cm × 29.7 cm

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Mai Narahashi
2024
Origami paper, glue, and drawing paper
21 cm × 29.7 cm

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Mai Narahashi
2024
Origami paper, glue, and drawing paper
21 cm × 29.7 cm

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Mai Narahashi
2024
Origami paper, glue, and drawing paper
21 cm × 29.7 cm

Puima Seka

Artist. Puima Seka creates all-over, richly colored abstract paintings using oil pastels. The practice centers on vibrant fields of color that extend across the entire picture plane. Selected exhibitions include Ayusayumi Shina Sono Nakosu Susanoyose, O CHA NO MA (organized by Curry Rice Gallery, Fukushima, 2025), and Cream Soda Museum, Curry Rice Gallery (online, 2026).

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Puima Seka
2024
Oil pastels, drawing paper
21cm × 29.7 cm

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Puima Seka
2024
Oil pastels, drawing paper
21cm × 29.7 cm

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Puima Seka
2024
Oil pastels, drawing paper
21cm × 29.7 cm

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Puima Seka
2024
Oil pastels, drawing paper
21cm × 29.7 cm

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Puima Seka
2024
Oil pastels, drawing paper
21cm × 29.7 cm

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Puima Seka
2024
Oil pastels, drawing paper
21cm × 29.7 cm

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Puima Seka
2024
Oil pastels, drawing paper
21cm × 29.7 cm

Ish Ek

Artist. Created by Hotep Park, a park in the fictional city of Gorgol that is itself an artist. Ish Ek creates a series of drawings on kraft paper using pencil and fluorescent paint, exploring the interplay between delicate line work and vivid color.