Gallery G-77


Kyoto
Japan

Andrei Mikhailov

Yuriko Yamamoto


About

Gallery G-77 was established in 2003. In 2014 moved to a new location in the center of Kyoto near Imperial Palace. Gallery introduces exciting discoveries which emerge in a local art scene and offer a diverse range of artists who contribute their own vision and sensations while reproducing the distinctive notions of Japanese aesthetics in the air du temps [the spirit of today]. The gallery promotes its artists at art shows and fairs in Europe and USA since 2006.

YUIKO RÁYKA SELFVERSE: Sparkling Heart

GuGu Kim Great Mercy and Compassion

YUIKO RÁYKA SELFVERSE Installation

YUIKO RÁYKA Into The Selfverse

About the Artist

This work is an interactive and creatable light installation that viewers can create by themselves. The viewer uses a flashlight to shine the light on reflective materials, and the illusionary reflections are projected on the walls. The viewer will be pleasantly surprised by the beautiful scene that suddenly appears, as if by magic. This action and phenomenon is called "Selfverse" in this work. The "Selfverse" is the viewer's own world of infinite possibilities. The viewer can freely rearrange the reflective materials to evolve his or her "Selfverse" and also collaborate with other viewers to expand it. This work may stimulate the viewer's creativity, imagination and possibility that is important for us humans to create a new era.
Finger painting
YUIKO RÁYKA 
A Japanese contemporary artist and media artist born and based in Tokyo. Graduated from Kyoto Seika University, Faculty of Art, BFA in painting. In recent years, she has been working in installation, mixed media, and new media (NFT, Metaverse, XR, etc.).
3 dimensional light installation, adjustable to room scale