Starting in April, Hiro Yamagata will bombard onlookers in Yokohama with images of an ever-changing universe.
Known for his colorful paintings and prints, Yamagata has over the past decade focused on space and the sun. Working with lasers, fiber-optics and holographic panels, he has transformed exhibition spaces into dazzling visual environments.
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