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Yosuke Ueno’s “Positive Chain Reaction” in Tokyo


Yosuke Ueno (HF Vol.10) rocks out on positive vibes, crossing the world like an amped up tinkerbelle of awesome. Says Ueno, "I sometimes say that artists are parallel to scientists. Scientists have no way of knowing the result of an experiment beforehand.The same can be said about creating art." His latest show is in Tokyo at the Unseal Contemporary entitled "Positive Chain Reaction." Take a look at a few of our show favorites here. That is, if your eyeballs can handle an onslaught of fruit bursts of color.

Yosuke Ueno (HF Vol.10) rocks out on positive vibes, crossing the world like an amped up tinkerbelle of awesome. Says Ueno, “I sometimes say that artists are parallel to scientists. Scientists have no way of knowing the result of an experiment beforehand.The same can be said about creating art.” His latest show is in Tokyo at the Unseal Contemporary entitled “Positive Chain Reaction.” Take a look at a few of our show favorites here. That is, if your eyeballs can handle an onslaught of fruit bursts of color.

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