NADA New York 2025

Isaji Yugo creates works based on daily necessities that vividly deviate from the conventional viewpoint by shifting the perspective of everyday objects.

When Isaji visited the Munster Sculpture Project, he wandered around the city and saw everything as sculpture, referring to this phenomenon as “sculpture intoxication.” By incorporating this perspective, he creates sculptures that effortlessly diverge from the familiar.

If we define street art as an intervention in the public sphere accompanied by physicality, then Isaji’s works could genuinely be called “pure home-based street art.”

*This work is available either as one pen in an acrylic case or as a set of 25 pieces to be installed on a wall ($10000).