Life Coincidence vol.2 Life Coincidence

In recent years, when the time in your own room or your own house is overwhelmingly increasing, it is a place where you spend most of the day, so coloring the interior of your room is directly linked to quality of life (QOL). Create colorful flowers, put photos in your forehead, and renew furniture…I hope you will enjoy the art with the same feeling.
Everyone should know it.
It is purely fun to live with your favorite things nearby.
It's more important than anything else to choose something with your own sensibility, not someone's standard.
Be sure to choose an art piece that will be an important punctuation point for your life and life.

A special collaboration of romantic photographer Joji Shimamoto and the avant-garde tailor LOUD GARDEN of Minamiaoyama intersect by coincidence and inevitable. We will deliver a unique experience that allows you to tailor original shirts and pants. In addition, with the theme of a new encounter brought by coincidence, an order for an original folding umbrella with photos of Joji Shimamoto printed on the entire surface, a T-shirt and Longus Reave printed with rose photos, and "incident moments" taken around the world A spot sale of Xerox prints, and sales of photo books are also carried out. You can enjoy encountering fateful items. If you purchase more than 10,000 yen, you will also receive a limited number of non-for-sale Zine! Experience the wonderful moments led by coincidence in your life in this special space where art and fashion are fused, and bring new meaning to your style.

PROFILE｜ Joji Shimamoto (Takeshi Shimamoto)
Photographer / Creative Director
Born in 1983. Born in Chiba Prefecture. Photographer, creative director, romanticist.
Graduated from ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY, SAN FRANCISCO, and CA Photography Department in 2007, where he entered the photography club at OJAI and CALIFORNIA and spent his youth in the darkroom. He has held and planned numerous photo exhibitions in the United States during his stay in the United States. After returning to Japan in 2008, he held a large-scale photo exhibition at THE ART COMPLEX CENTER OF TOKYO in Shinjuku. He was also selected as one of the "100 Japanese Photographers" published as a separate volume of STUDIO VOICE, exhibited photographs at Laforet Harajuku and BLUE NOTE TOKYO, solo exhibitions at BASEMENT GINZA, and the main image photography of NEW CITY ART FAIR held in New York. Held for about two weeks in Kojimachi in 2014, he presided over the art event #BCTION, which transformed a building that recorded 13,000 visitors into an art museum. In the spring of 2018, he produced a mural inside the facility of MAGNET BY SHIBUYA109, which was newly born in Shibuya. The work makes you feel the smell of the place, the sound, and the moisture. It makes you feel at ease and nostalgia, just like the noise of the needle of an LP record. Also, a photograph that captures a moment can imagine the story before and after like a movie. He is a rare photographer who evokes the sensitivity of the viewer.