Keisuke Omata
Master of Fine Arts in Interior Design
Graduating with High Honors













Tokyo museum is where people can rethink what Japanese art is in this society. Also, this is working space for artists and designers. The location is Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan where there are many art schools, galleries and commercial stores for young generations. The space is designed with the concept, Ambiguity, specifically for Japanese arts unlikely whte-cube museums. The gallery space has many openings that visitors are able to see the view of the city and have an opportunity to contextualize art and the society. Full version PDF of this project is available on www.linkedin.com/in/keisuke-omata-4253a5175