krank’s “MOTHER – The Realm Between Imagination and Reality,” an exhibition by krank, which was held at ATELIER MUJI GINZA last fall, will travel to Osaka.

Reality and illusion, visibility and invisibility.

In this mysterious world woven by tiny creatures, a sense of nostalgia lingers in the scenes. The works combine antique furniture and objects sourced from Europe—pieces whose timeless charm remains intact.

Through various expressions of light and shadow, the creations are reborn, inspiring the imagination of new values through their unique artistry.

Kenichiro Fujii, founder of krank, shares his thoughts: ‘When choosing items, I imagine my favorite fictional town, and the imaginary house I would live in there. I approach my work with the mindset that we must not mistreat or let go of these old things that have survived this long. Antiques are the ultimate form of eco-consciousness. In fact, collecting antiques can also be seen as a form of eco-friendly activity.

Translation of an excerpt from IDÉE LIFECYCLING, September 2, 2015.”

The whimsical, fairytale-like world unfolds throughout the exhibition, offering opportunities to discover new perspectives on appreciating and cherishing objects while gaining insights into the value of things through this immersive experience.

The exhibition will extend beyond the Open MUJI area and spread throughout the entire MUJI Grand Front Osaka store.