Drawing Exhibition "6 drawings vol.3"

This time, biscuit gallery (Shinjuku Ward) will be hosting the highly acclaimed project “6 drawings” Vol. 3, “6 drawings vol.3”.

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“6 drawings vol.3” is an exhibition centered on drawings by six visual artists.
The exhibition runs from November 8 (Saturday) to November 23 (Sunday), 2025.

This exhibition is a joint project with AWASE gallery. We present a drawing exhibition featuring the unique interpretations of six visual artists: Yennie Ebihara, Haruto Kamijo, Charles Munka, Saki Maruyama, Kana Mitsunari, and Yuzuki.

This is a special exhibition where six artists expand the possibilities of drawing through their own unique methods. We look forward to your visit.

<Participating Artists>

海老原イェニ / Yennie Ebihara
Born in Japan in 2003, raised in Hong Kong
2021 Enrolled in the Oil Painting Department at Tokyo University of the Arts
2022 Recipient of the Kumekichiro Scholarship

Raised in Hong Kong during childhood, returned to Japan in 2015.
Half Korean and Japanese, raised in an English-speaking environment, she has experienced diverse cultures and languages. Through this experience, she observes the social environment and social issues surrounding her from her own unique perspective and expresses her thoughts through her artwork as a medium to society.

Yennie Ebihara “Bad Weather Ahead, Graphite Study” 243×335mm Graphite 2025

上條陽斗 / Haruto Kamijo
Born in Tokyo in 2000
Doctoral candidate in the Department of Architecture, Graduate School of Engineering, University of Tokyo

He is active in various fields, including receiving the University of Tokyo Engineering Faculty Dean’s Award (Outstanding Research), being selected as a Kuma Foundation 8th and 9th generation fellow, and producing costume materials for the closing ceremony of the 2025 Osaka/Kansai Expo.

シャルル・ムンカ / Charles Munka
From Lyon, France
2002 Graduated from École Émile Cohl
Currently based in Niigata and Sado Island, where he creates his works.

Having grown up watching Japanese animation and Asian films in his teens, he conveys the bold touch of a series of European and American traditions related to expressionism and abstractionism, while continuing a dialogue with Asian metropolitan culture.

丸山咲 / Saki Maruyama
Born in Tokyo in 2002
2021 Enrolled in the Japanese Painting Department, Faculty of Design, Musashino Art University
2025 Graduated from the Department of Visual Design at the same university

She creates works primarily in oil painting, thinking about the structures and narratives that can exist within painting, such as the relationship between “viewer” and “viewed,” painting within painting, and the link between support and motif.

三成花奈 / Kana Mitsunari
Born in Yamaguchi Prefecture
2023 Graduated from the Oil Painting Department, Faculty of Design, Musashino Art University
2023 Enrolled in the Master’s Program, Graduate School of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts, Oil Painting Techniques and Materials Research Laboratory

She reconstructs images by combining different times and perspectives from reproductions of phenomena actually witnessed. The reconstructed images are ruminated through the process of layering paint, and emotions and experiences are transformed and materialize as paintings. In this way, she attempts to present the obvious fact that things can only be seen through one’s own experience. She also explores the boundary between still life and figures, seeking ways of expressing them.

1. Kana Mitsunari “About Continuity Ⅰ” 410×320×40mm Panel, chalk, oil paint 2025

2. Kana Mitsunari “About Continuity Ⅰ I” 320×410×40mm Panel, chalk, oil paint 2025

3. Kana Mitsunari “About Continuity Ⅰ III” 410×320×40 Panel, chalk, oil paint 2025

 

弓月 / Yuzuki
2023 Enrolled in the Oil Painting Department at Tokyo University of the Arts

Based on a story of independence in which an honor student girl (Kanako Mineuchi) who fears the caste system and collective psychology prevalent in elementary and middle schools, gradually begins to live true to herself and stops worrying about others’ eyes through falling in love with an eccentric classmate, Yoshizawa, she creates paintings, picture books, and poetry.
Her works focus on those within the gears of society who have pretended not to hear, not to see, and whose very existence has been erased.

Yuzuki “Larval Stage” 200×290 mm Paper, colored pencil 2025

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