Takashi Suzuki studied a sculpture at the Tokyo University of the Arts. While he was at school, he did himself justice to the talent as a sculptor and won Ohashi Prize, Japan Emba Contemporary Art exhibition award and Henry Moore award in Japan. At about the same time, while staying and working in Germany and Switzerland, he sought a way to express newer works while maintaining the spatial awareness he had cultivated through his sculptural work, and gradually began to create works with a two-dimensional quality, seeking to develop his own unique style. This exhibition will focus on "Red, Blue" series. All of these works are for wall display, but they bring us a strange feeling of Suzuki's accumulated awareness of space through sculpture. The materials, the surface finish, the selection of pigments, the placement of the works, and the individual treatments of the sides of the works all evoke a powerful material presence that is slightly different from that of a painting. The second half of the exhibition will feature new works in an interaction of colors.