biscuit gallery (Shinjuku, Tokyo) is pleased to present the third edition of our popular “6 drawings” series, 6 drawings vol.3.
6 drawings vol.3 is an exhibition focused on drawings by six artists.
On view: Saturday, November 8 – Sunday, November 23, 2025.
This exhibition is presented in partnership with AWASE gallery. It brings together drawings by six artists—Yennie Ebihara, Haruto Kamijo, Charles Munka, Saki Maruyama, Kana Mitsunari, and Yuzuki—each offering their own interpretation.
A curated project in which six artists expand the possibilities of drawing through their distinct approaches. We hope you enjoy the exhibition.
＜Participating artists＞
Yennie Ebihara
2003 Born in Japan, raised in Hong Kong
2021 – Current BFA in Oil Painting, Tokyo University of the Arts
2022 Recipient of the Keiichiro Kume Scholarship Fund
Ebihara was raised in Hong Kong since childhood and returned to Japan in 2015. She has experienced a variety of different cultures and languages as a person of Korean and Japanese descent who was raised in an English speaking environment. From this foundation, she observes the social environment and social issues she is involved in from her own perspective and expresses her thoughts on the society that surrounds her through the medium of her artwork.
Haruto Kamijo
2000 Born in Tokyo
Currently enrolled in the Doctoral Program, Department of Architecture, Graduate School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo.
Kamijo has been active in various fields, receiving the Dean’s Award of the Faculty of Engineering, The University of Tokyo (for outstanding research), being selected as a KUMA Foundation Scholar (8th and 9th terms), and producing costume materials for the Closing Ceremony of Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai.
Charles Munka
Born in Lyon, France.
2002 Graduated from École Émile Cohl
He is currently based on Sado Island, Niigata, where he continues to produce his works.
Having grown up in his teenage years watching Japanese animation and Asian cinema, his works convey the expressive and spontaneous brushstrokes rooted in the European and American traditions of Expressionism and Abstraction, while simultaneously engaging in an ongoing dialogue with the urban cultures of Asia.
Saki Maruyama
2002 Born in Tokyo
2021 Enrolled in the Department of Japanese Painting, College of Art and Design, Musashino Art University
2025 Graduated from the Department of Visual Communication Design at the same university
Focusing primarily on oil painting, her practice explores the structures and narratives that can exist within a painting—such as the relationship between the “viewer” and the “viewed,” paintings within paintings, and the links between the support and the motif.
Kana Mitsunari
Born in Yamaguchi Prefecture.
2023 Graduated from the Department of Oil Painting, College of Art and Design, Musashino Art University.
2023 Entered the Master’s Program in the Department of Painting, Laboratory of Oil Painting Techniques and Materials, Graduate School of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts.
By combining different times and perspectives from reproduced images of phenomena actually witnessed, she reconstructs images that are then reinterpreted through the process of layering paint. In this repetition, emotions and experiences undergo transformation and materialize as paintings. Through this practice, she seeks to present the fundamental fact that one can perceive things only through one’s own experiences. She also explores the boundary between still life and the human figure, examining new possibilities for their expression.
Yuzuki
2023 Entered the Department of Oil Painting, Tokyo University of the Arts
Her works—paintings, picture books, and poetry—are inspired by the coming-of-age story of Kaneko Mineuchi, an honor student who always tries to fit in and avoid standing out within the hierarchical and conformist atmosphere of school life. When she falls in love with a quirky classmate, Yoshizawa-kun, who lives freely without concern for others’ opinions, she gradually learns to live true to herself and embrace her individuality.
Her creations focus on those who, within the machinery of society, have been ignored, unheard, unseen, or even treated as if they never existed.
【Information】
Exhibition title：6 drawings vol.3
Participating artists：Yennie Ebihara, Haruto Kamijo, Charles Munka, Saki Maruyama, Kana Mitsunari, and Yuzuki
Venue：biscuit gallery、AWASE gallery、On
Dates：November 8 (Sat)〜23 (Sun), 2025
Opening party：November 8 (Sat) 16:00-19:00
Time：12：00〜19：00 ※Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays
Admission：Free
Organizer：biscuit gallery、AWASE gallery
This will be the Kato’s second solo exhibition at biscuit gallery, held for the first time in about two and a half years. He will also be exhibiting his sculptural works for the first time.
This project “WEEK01,” is a short term exhibition that will be held over the course of one week. In addition to this exhibition, the project will be shared locally and abroad through biscuit gallery’s online network. We hope you’ll look forward to it.
