Group Exhibition Plastic Love

Taro Yakumo participated in the group exhibition “Plastic Love,” held at LUV Contemporary Art Gallery from January 26 to February 26, 2024.

Located in Samcheong-dong, one of Seoul’s most prominent cultural districts, LUV Contemporary Art Gallery is known for its focus on emerging and mid-career artists, presenting works that reflect current movements within contemporary art. The gallery operates within a neighborhood that houses major museums, galleries, and cultural institutions, making it a central hub for artistic activity in Seoul.

The exhibition “Plastic Love” brought together a selection of artists exploring themes of contemporary culture, materiality, and perception. Within this context, his artwork engaged with a broader dialogue surrounding visual language and the shifting values embedded in modern society.

Seoul has rapidly developed into a key center within the Asian contemporary art market, attracting collectors, galleries, and international attention. The exhibition reflects the growing interconnectedness of the Asian art market, with Seoul playing a pivotal role. His participation in this exhibition reflects an active engagement with the Korean art scene, positioning his practice within a growing network of cultural exchange across Asia.

Through this presentation, his artwork reached new audiences in South Korea, further expanding his presence beyond Japan and reinforcing a sustained involvement in the international contemporary art landscape.

Exhibition Details
• Exhibition: Plastic Love
• Venue: LUV Contemporary Art Gallery, Seoul
• Dates: January 26 to February 26, 2024
• Address: 18-4 Bukchon-ro 7-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul, South Korea
• Artists: Taro Yakumo, Mameko Maeda, Jeremy Yamamura, Hiroshi Kato