Koji Kamamoto (born 1978) and Masahiro Hasegawa (born 1961) are both writers who work on three-dimensional works using metal as a material.
Mr. Kamamoto continues to challenge the possibility of expressing the material by using brass, nickel silver, etc., and Mr. Hasegawa mainly using iron.
By superimposing the works of two people who try to express the life of life in the unstable environment of "drifting life" (Kamamoto) and "floating space" (Hasegawa) while using a hard material called metal. I would like to present the charm of the world view created by the further deepening of the expressed metal works and the reverberation of their uniqueness.