Corridor Gallery 27
C-DEPOT selection Exhibition Tao KAMIYA ExhibitionWeaving "w" Grasslands into the Cyber World with My Fingertips
Period: Sep. 3 (Thu.), 2026 – Dec. 5 (Sat.), 2026
Location: Corridor Gallery 27, Park Hotel Tokyo (27F)
Admission: Free
In Japan, the phrase kusa ga haeru (“grass grows”) is an expression used mainly online to convey one’s own laughter, functioning much like “lol” in English.[SP2.1] It derives from the visual appearance of the letter “w” — the first letter of warai (laughter) — which resembles a blade of grass. This exhibition breaks the phrase down into three components: the “emotion of laughter” that carries its semantic content; the “w key on the keyboard,” the physical property that gave rise to the word; and the “abstract concept of grass” used to describe the two elements above. It then attempts to reconstruct them as physical matter.
Exhibitions
on View
FREEDOM
Corridor Gallery 29 /29F
J-ART Project Exhibition
Gallery Room /31F
Corridor Gallery 30 /30F
YASUMOTO Ryosuke Solo Exhibition“Night and Cat”
Corridor Gallery 34 /34F
Re→new Exhibition
Celebrating the Relocation of Corridor Gallery 29
Corridor Gallery 29 /29F
Elevator Hall
HAZAMA /B2F
"The Artisan’s Life" Exhibition
Corridor Gallery 28
/28F
Pocko Bridge Exhibition
Corridor Gallery 33
/33F
PARALYM ART MUSEUM EXHIBITION
Corridor Gallery 32 /32F
“Regenerative Bonsai Art” — Blossoming Beyond Time
WITHERS TAIZAN BONSAI /25F
Artist in Hotel Exhibition
Corridor Gallery 31 /31F
CORRIDOR GALLERY TERRACE /26F
C-DEPOT selection Exhibition Tao KAMIYA ExhibitionWeaving "w" Grasslands into the Cyber World with My Fingertips
Corridor Gallery 27 /27F
soshare GALLERY & soshare digital GALLERY
Corridor Gallery 26 /26F
ART colours Vol. 48 2026 Autumn
Art That Ignites the Senses in the Richness of Autumn Exhibition /25F