Graphic artist Sora Aota marks a new beginning with “Sprout,” an exhibition that brings his hand-painted works into focus for the first time. In this interview, he speaks about rediscovering the pleasure of drawing, learning to work with chance, and finding a new rhythm beyond digital expression.
Graphic artist Sora Aota marks a new beginning with “Sprout,” an exhibition that brings his hand-painted works into focus for the first time. In this interview, he speaks about rediscovering the pleasure of drawing, learning to work with chance, and finding a new rhythm beyond digital expression.
Sequel distinguishes itself by resisting explanation, keeping its presence intentionally quiet as it develops minimal garments and instinct-driven ideas. Through both the brand and its WEEKEND storefront, Miyazaki cultivates a space where creation happens in real time, shaped by restraint rather than promotion.
Ten years after his first trip to Japan, Los Angeles–based creative director Paulo Calle releases Calle Tokyo, a photo book capturing the raw energy of 2015 Tokyo—where friendship, youth, and street culture collided and shaped a generation.
