Kyoto-based Teppei Kaneuji (b. 1978) is known for his consistent use of collage-inspired techniques to produce piquant two-dimensional compositions of considerable complexity from materials such as magazine and manga cutouts, as well as sculptural pieces made by covering plastic products, toys and so on in plaster. Recently, boosting the scope of his expression and activities considerably, Kaneuji has also been heavily involved in set production. This includes, since last year, working with theatre unit Chelfitsch to present their Eraser Mountain production for theatre, and Eraser Forest museum version of the same production at the 21^st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa.

This exhibition focuses primarily on the vast output of two-dimensional works by both Shrigley and Kaneuji. Don’t miss this opportunity to catch the work of two artists who employ a witty approach to upturn quotidian scenarios in unexpected ways, breathing new life into familiar everyday images and objects.