Espace Louis Vuitton's "Traces of Disappearance" exhibition explores the impermanence of all things. Gumi stained glass and a cage of peace（17/17）
Espace Louis Vuitton Tokyo to host "Traces of Disappearance" exhibition/ Photo by Masashi Akiba (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Made from approximately 120,000 gummies/ Photo by Masashi Akiba (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Kaspar Kovits "The Sheer Size of It"/ Photo by Masashi Akiba (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Anne and Patrick Poirier "The Soul of the World"/ Photo by Masashi Akiba (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Eight white doves fly/ Photo by Masashi Akiba (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Eight white doves fly/ Photo by Masashi Akiba (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Various words are written on the surrounding floor./ Photo by Masashi Akiba (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Various words are written on the surrounding floor./ Photo by Masashi Akiba (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Various words are written on the surrounding floor./ Photo by Masashi Akiba (c)FASHION HEADLINE
There was a tunnel in the center/ Photo by Masashi Akiba (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Naoya Hatakeyama "Mont Ventoux"/ Photo by Masashi Akiba (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Naoya Hatakeyama "Mont Ventoux"/ Photo by Masashi Akiba (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Curators Muriel Ruddick (left) and Eva Kraus/ Photo by Masashi Akiba (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Anne and Patrick Poirier/ Photo by Masashi Akiba (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Kaspar Kovits/ Photo by Masashi Akiba (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Naoya Hatakeyama/ Photo by Masashi Akiba (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Yuan Guangming and his work "Disappearing Landscape - Reason to be a leaf"/ Photo by Masashi Akiba (c)FASHION HEADLINE
