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Kazuhiro Hori - FAKE

Kazuhiro Hori’s work depicts the complex emotions buried within an adolescent girl’s inner world. Dolls serve as a central motif to examine the boundary between reality and fabrication, and the pressure on young girls to embody a demure perfection.

Opening reception: Saturday, June 21st, 5 - 8 pm. Drinks will be provided by our friends at Stomping Ground Brewing Co., Fin Wines and Cré Wines.

This exhibition will run from June 22nd - July 13th 2025  and will coincide  Liz Gridley's Still Bodies: Dialogues of Deathcare, Izzy Faith V's Soft Gore, Wendy Olsen's Inside the Imaginarium and Ana Luna's Fever Dreams

The girl's surroundings—sweets, stuffed animals, and other charming objects—offer only fleeting comfort and escapism. Among them, the doll stands out as a symbol of unattainable “cuteness,” embodying her ideals and longings while reflecting a deep sense of personal inadequacy. With its flawless appearance and expressionless face, the doll becomes both a...

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