KILI HALI—from the Japanese kili (to cut) and hali (to paste)—explores the reconstruction of reality through fragmentation and reassembly. Each work is composed of hundreds of individually hand-cut pieces of paper, transforming simple materials into intricate, layered compositions.
Accompanied by video installations, the exhibition extends beyond the static frame to explore shifts in time and space. Together, the works invite viewers to reconsider perception and engage with reality from a more fluid, curious perspective.
Guided by the ethos “Beautifully strange, strangely beautiful,” the exhibition embraces ambiguity, revealing unexpected forms of meaning and beauty.
HOK (HOKUTO KONISHI)
An Emmy Award–winning choreographer and visual artist based in Los Angeles.
Born in Tokyo and raised in Oxford, his cross-cultural upbringing informs a perspective shaped by multiple ways of seeing and interpreting the world. His work spans visual art, movement design, and directing—crafting images that challenge perception and evoke a sense of the unfamiliar.
Driven by a curiosity to reframe how we experience time, space, and the body, Hok has collaborated with leading talent in the entertainment industry and partnered with some of the world’s top brands.
Having traveled to over 60 countries, his work continues to evolve through an ongoing exploration of new perspectives and forms of expression.
