For this exhibition, the common point between the three artists is that the works are created by making “Memory” the theme. Yoichiro Yoda, using its original dépaysement technique, paints his favorite movie scene and the lament of his beautiful object of memory being destroyed in New York. Yasumi Hakoshima, with her memories of when she stayed in Asia during childhood, prepares extreme color contrasts and light into a beautiful Trompe-l’œil. And Taishi Hatayama, from his trip in Finland, expresses the “Re-experience of the past in the present” using abstract art; making light and memory burned into the retina his theme. Although both the career and background differs, we hope you enjoy the epic works of magnificence by these three artists making “Memory” their theme.