I heard Sony had created a purposely blank space (Ginza Sony Park) in Ginza's prime location of Sukiyabashi. I thought the sensation of aliveness of people doing things like eating boxed lunches, arranging meetings, and taking naps thanks to that blank space where there seemed to be nothing was wonderful, so I made paintings (where there seemed to be nothing) with purposely blank space.

There are also various textures inside the Park, such as tiles from the past existing alongside the present walls.

Because those textures are placed as patchwork pieces in blank spaces and historic locations in the Park, the artworks are dynamic pieces that I hope will give viewers a conscious sense of space and its vestiges as they look for the works.

Passing through Sony Park a number of times, I heard that all sorts of attractions were opened in the "Garden of Ginza" (Sony Square) created when the Sony Building was first founded, like gerberas in full bloom or installations of fish tanks. This was a place open to the neighborhood and the people since long ago. Connections were born from creating blank space. Sony Park has blank space that cannot be seen by the eye but that is etched in people's memories.