YOD Gallery (Osaka)

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Group Exhibition

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“Nameless Room”

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・Artists

Shingo Tanaka
Yuki Hayashi
Yoko Miki
Sayaka Miyata
Taizo Mori

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March 14 (Sat), 2026 – April 18 (Sat), 2026
Opening hours: 13:00 – 19:00
Closed on Sundays

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 Workshop
“Let’s Make a Nameless Brooch”
March 14 (Sat), 2026 | 16:00 – 17:00
 

Content:
Brooch-making using artwork materials and leftover fragments

Date & Time:
Saturday, March 14, 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Eligibility:
Open to everyone
Preschool children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Participation Fee:
¥2,000 per person

Workshop Registration Form:
Please click here to apply.

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Opening Party
March 14 (Sat), 17:00 – 19:00
Venue:YOD Gallery, Nishitenma, Osaka

 

YOD Gallery is pleased to present the group exhibition Nameless Room.

In our daily lives, we understand the world by assigning names to spaces and objects, thereby giving them purpose and meaning. Through this process, we become aware of differences among things that may appear similar, allowing us to distinguish between them and perceive them more deeply. But how would our ways of seeing and feeling change without these assumptions? How would we experience the world if we were to place ourselves in a space without a name, without fixed meaning, and without a predetermined function?

 

Nameless Room is not a site that defines or prescribes meaning, but rather an attempt to return, if only temporarily, to a stage prior to naming, reversing a long historical process of categorization. It is conceived as a “preliminary space” where meaning has yet to be formed. This space offers openness without fixed answers, serving as a margin in which attention can be directed toward what is unseen, ambiguous, or undefined. Through the actions and sensations of each viewer, questions emerge, and with each encounter, new meanings and transformations come into being.

 

In this exhibition, where diverse modes of expression intersect, we hope that viewers will experience together the possibilities of the Nameless Room, as artworks and viewers mutually influence one another. We warmly invite you to take this opportunity to visit the exhibition.