This stone knows the world before words.
It quietly waits for the day it meets someone…
It quietly waits for the day it meets someone…
Toru Kuranuki was born in Osaka in 1948. From an early age, he was drawn to the beauty of gemstones and minerals, a fascination that naturally led him into the world of nature and art. Over the past five decades, he has continued to devote himself to contemporary art.
Kyōzon (響存) refers to a way of being in which diverse existences—humans, nature, technology, and AI—resonate with one another to generate new forms of value and order.It goes beyond mere coexistence: by embracing differences as sources of harmony and resonance, Kyōzon proposes a practical philosophy for co-creating the future.
Experience one-of-a-kind creations and immersive encounters shaped by Kuranuki’s distinct perspective and cultural depth.
The world’s first exhibition tracing half a century of Kyōzon-ha—the unique artistic movement founded by contemporary artist Toru Kuranuki—will be presented in Ulaanbaatar.
Check it outFrom Nara and Tokyo, where stone meets silence, the artist’s journey now extends into Asia.
A quiet retreat for art in the heart of the city.
Reservation required for visits
(Harajuku MOA 5F, 3-51-6 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-0051, Japan)
Where dialogue with stone becomes creation.
An intimate space shaped by a collector’s vision.
