Perrotin
（Tokyo）
Perrotin is delighted to make its debut at Art Collaboration Kyoto with a two-person booth featuring Paris-based artist Johan Creten and Japanese artist Izumi Kato.
Creten is a key figure in the revival of ceramics in contemporary art, creating highly symbolic, intricate sculptures that explore themes of nature and metamorphosis. His work not only highlights the importance of beauty but also resonates socially and politically, showcasing his humanist values.
Kato’s enigmatic paintings and sculptures blur the boundaries between the human and the supernatural. His magical beings offer viewers reflections of themselves, embodying a universal form of humanity based on intuition rather than reason.
The works of the two artists in our booth establish a dialogue between primal expression and mysterious fascination.
Gallery Information
Perrotin was founded in Paris in 1990 by French gallerist Emmanuel Perrotin, and following the opening of its Hong Kong space in 2012, it opened galleries in New York in 2013, Seoul in 2016, Tokyo in 2017, Shanghai in 2018, and Los Angeles in 2023. Through the development of spaces and participation in art fairs around the world, the gallery has strengthened its influence in the global art scene.
Locations
- Paris
- 76 Rue De Turenne
- New York
- 130 Orchard Street
- Shanghai
- 3/F, 27 Huqiu Road, Huangpu District
- Los Angeles
- 5036 & 5040 W Pico Blvd,
