Art director and artist Sebastian Masuda, who opened the 6%DOKIDOKI shop in Harajuku and created the art for Kyary Pamyu Pamyu's "PONPONPON" music video, is holding his first installation exhibition in Japan, "Point-Rhythm World - Monet's Microcosm," at the Pola Museum Annex in Ginza, Tokyo, until September 3rd.

The exhibition title, "Point-Rhythm," is a portmanteau of "pointillism," which means pointillism, and "rhythm." Using Claude Monet's "Water Lilies" (1899), a work from the Pola Museum of Art's collection, as his motif, Masuda Sebastian has reconstructed a new world of Monet through his unique pointillism using approximately two tons of colorful materials.
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In addition, an exhibition combining VR (Virtual Reality) ART and transparent LCD screens is planned to further expand the worldview of "Masuda Sebastian x Monet," creating a venue layout where visitors can enjoy a worldview that mixes the real and the unreal.

In the window on the first floor of the Pola Ginza Building, a display of Masuda Sebastian is also being displayed in conjunction with the gallery exhibition.
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[Exhibition Information]
"Point-Rhythm World - Monet's Microcosm"
Dates: July 21st - September 3rd
Venue: Pola Museum Annex
Address: Pola Ginza Building, 3rd Floor, 1-7-7 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Hours: 11:00 - 20:00 (Admission until 19:30)
Open daily throughout the exhibition period
Admission is free