Muji Plaza Singapura has a free exhibition of artworks made out of Muji items
Called Small Muji Exhibition, the event features works made by photographer Tatsuya Tanaka.
Artworks depicting Singapore's port and Gardens By The Bay at Muji's Small Muji Exhibition. (Photos: Instagram/tanaka_tatsuya)
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The Plaza Singapura outlet of Japanese retailer Muji is known for its many unique offerings: It has a cafe, offers renovation service, and has a section for bicycles. Now, you can add an art gallery to the mix. The outlet has a free exhibition from now till Jun 26 where visitors can marvel at artworks featuring Muji items.
Called Small Muji Exhibition, the event features works made by photographer Tatsuya Tanaka, known for his miniature works that depict everyday life using household objects. For this exhibition, Tanaka has created 16 original works, some of which depict iconic Singapore landmarks.
In a video posted on his Instagram page, Tanaka showed how he recreated The Float @ Marina Bay and its surroundings with just Muji notebooks and assorted stationery supplies.
In another post, we can see a diorama of Gardens by the Bay, with its signature Supertrees recreated with Muji's whisks and strainers.
On his collaboration, Tanaka said: "When brainstorming ideas for my creations, I aim to find motifs in the shapes of objects that are commonplace and familiar to all. In this regard, Muji products harmonise well with my artwork...This scalable adaptability bears a striking resemblance to the way I arrange and connect the ideas for my creations."
Small Muji Exhibition is open from now until Jun 26, from 10am to 10pm.
