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Shota Suzuki returns to Ippodo Gallery for his second solo exhibition in the United States. The Kyōto-based metalsmith fabricates scenes of plant life immortalized in a state of perpetual decay and rebirth. The 'Eternal Garden' is a paradox where time is meaningless and the seasons converge. Suzuki's collection features more than 30 works including dandelions, ginkgos, sakura blossoms, and violets hand-wrought from precious metals including gold, silver, nickel, and brass. Step into a handcrafted refuge teeming with metal come to life and fleeting moments.
