Lose Yourself in Taiki Yokote’s Liminal Dreamscape at Tokyo’s CON_ and parcel

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  • Japanese artist Taiki Yokote is currently presenting a two-venue solo exhibition (to make today lovely, too and to make today lonely, too) at CON_ and parcel in Tokyo
  • The show runs until July 26 and features an array of installations, sculptures, videos, and photography, enchanting the overlooked moments of the everyday

Only a single letter can change a world of meaning. Lovely and lonely, case in point. Such a slight yet seismic difference is the focal point of a new two-venue solo exhibition by Taiki Yokote. Now on view at CON_ and parcel in Tokyo, the Japanese artist gathers a cross-medium collection, including gentle nature photographs, rows of plush puppies and his renowned levitating rock sculptures.

Like their titles, to make today lovely, too at parcel and to make today lonely, too at CON_, the showcases envelope their respective galleries, bringing two distinct flavors to the near-identical spaces. Yet, through the floors, it is Yokote’s love for the liminal space between delusion, fantasy, and reality that threads it all.

His fascination with the unseen moments, or stories yet to be told, is captured cleanly through materiality and subject. Totems of blue tarp billow and wind, as if performing a slow dance. Broken pieces of concrete and rock hover almost impossibly in mid-air. Elsewhere, large-scale prints of animal scratches and dust thrown up from the ground bear scars of moments too fleeting for us to take note.

“Tenderness and loneliness, relief and anxiety are not separate emotions but two sides of the same day,” CON_ penned in a statement about the show. “The ambiguity of something inverting with a single change in perspective […] it quietly reaches outward, toward the question of how we look at the world, what we call things, and what we choose to connect with.”

to make today lovely, too and to make today lonely, too are now on view at parcel (2F) and CON_ (4F) through July 26.

CON_ & parcel
Maruka bldg,
2-2-14 Nihonbashi- Bakurocho,
Chuo-ku, Tokyo

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Erin Ikeuchi is a New York-based writer focused on the intersection of contemporary art and culture. Her work spotlights stories, people and moments powering art’s new league, from icons to underground legends. Her formal background in anthropology informs a curious, cross-cultural eye for art where it’s least expected. Since joining Hypebeast in 2024, where she spearheads art-related content, she’s contributed hundreds of articles, including industry news, features and interviews, alongside serving as lead curator for ‘Under the Same Sky,’ Hypeart’s 2026 exhibition with Bonhams.

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  • Japanese artist Taiki Yokote is currently presenting a two-venue solo exhibition (to make today lovely, too and to make today lonely, too) at CON_ and parcel in Tokyo
  • The show runs until July 26 and features an array of installations, sculptures, videos, and photography, enchanting the overlooked moments of the everyday

Only a single letter can change a world of meaning. Lovely and lonely, case in point. Such a slight yet seismic difference is the focal point of a new two-venue solo exhibition by Taiki Yokote. Now on view at CON_ and parcel in Tokyo, the Japanese artist gathers a cross-medium collection, including gentle nature photographs, rows of plush puppies and his renowned levitating rock sculptures.

Like their titles, to make today lovely, too at parcel and to make today lonely, too at CON_, the showcases envelope their respective galleries, bringing two distinct flavors to the near-identical spaces. Yet, through the floors, it is Yokote’s love for the liminal space between delusion, fantasy, and reality that threads it all.

His fascination with the unseen moments, or stories yet to be told, is captured cleanly through materiality and subject. Totems of blue tarp billow and wind, as if performing a slow dance. Broken pieces of concrete and rock hover almost impossibly in mid-air. Elsewhere, large-scale prints of animal scratches and dust thrown up from the ground bear scars of moments too fleeting for us to take note.

“Tenderness and loneliness, relief and anxiety are not separate emotions but two sides of the same day,” CON_ penned in a statement about the show. “The ambiguity of something inverting with a single change in perspective […] it quietly reaches outward, toward the question of how we look at the world, what we call things, and what we choose to connect with.”

to make today lovely, too and to make today lonely, too are now on view at parcel (2F) and CON_ (4F) through July 26.

CON_ & parcel
Maruka bldg,
2-2-14 Nihonbashi- Bakurocho,
Chuo-ku, Tokyo

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Erin Ikeuchi is a New York-based writer focused on the intersection of contemporary art and culture. Her work spotlights stories, people and moments powering art’s new league, from icons to underground legends. Her formal background in anthropology informs a curious, cross-cultural eye for art where it’s least expected. Since joining Hypebeast in 2024, where she spearheads art-related content, she’s contributed hundreds of articles, including industry news, features and interviews, alongside serving as lead curator for ‘Under the Same Sky,’ Hypeart’s 2026 exhibition with Bonhams.

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  • Japanese artist Taiki Yokote is currently presenting a two-venue solo exhibition (to make today lovely, too and to make today lonely, too) at CON_ and parcel in Tokyo
  • The show runs until July 26 and features an array of installations, sculptures, videos, and photography, enchanting the overlooked moments of the everyday

Only a single letter can change a world of meaning. Lovely and lonely, case in point. Such a slight yet seismic difference is the focal point of a new two-venue solo exhibition by Taiki Yokote. Now on view at CON_ and parcel in Tokyo, the Japanese artist gathers a cross-medium collection, including gentle nature photographs, rows of plush puppies and his renowned levitating rock sculptures.

Like their titles, to make today lovely, too at parcel and to make today lonely, too at CON_, the showcases envelope their respective galleries, bringing two distinct flavors to the near-identical spaces. Yet, through the floors, it is Yokote’s love for the liminal space between delusion, fantasy, and reality that threads it all.

His fascination with the unseen moments, or stories yet to be told, is captured cleanly through materiality and subject. Totems of blue tarp billow and wind, as if performing a slow dance. Broken pieces of concrete and rock hover almost impossibly in mid-air. Elsewhere, large-scale prints of animal scratches and dust thrown up from the ground bear scars of moments too fleeting for us to take note.

“Tenderness and loneliness, relief and anxiety are not separate emotions but two sides of the same day,” CON_ penned in a statement about the show. “The ambiguity of something inverting with a single change in perspective […] it quietly reaches outward, toward the question of how we look at the world, what we call things, and what we choose to connect with.”

to make today lovely, too and to make today lonely, too are now on view at parcel (2F) and CON_ (4F) through July 26.

CON_ & parcel
Maruka bldg,
2-2-14 Nihonbashi- Bakurocho,
Chuo-ku, Tokyo

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Erin Ikeuchi

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Editor, Hypeart

Erin Ikeuchi is a New York-based writer focused on the intersection of contemporary art and culture. Her work spotlights stories, people and moments powering art’s new league, from icons to underground legends. Her formal background in anthropology informs a curious, cross-cultural eye for art where it’s least expected. Since joining Hypebeast in 2024, where she spearheads art-related content, she’s contributed hundreds of articles, including industry news, features and interviews, alongside serving as lead curator for ‘Under the Same Sky,’ Hypeart’s 2026 exhibition with Bonhams.

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  • Japanese artist Taiki Yokote is currently presenting a two-venue solo exhibition (to make today lovely, too and to make today lonely, too) at CON_ and parcel in Tokyo
  • The show runs until July 26 and features an array of installations, sculptures, videos, and photography, enchanting the overlooked moments of the everyday

Only a single letter can change a world of meaning. Lovely and lonely, case in point. Such a slight yet seismic difference is the focal point of a new two-venue solo exhibition by Taiki Yokote. Now on view at CON_ and parcel in Tokyo, the Japanese artist gathers a cross-medium collection, including gentle nature photographs, rows of plush puppies and his renowned levitating rock sculptures.

Like their titles, to make today lovely, too at parcel and to make today lonely, too at CON_, the showcases envelope their respective galleries, bringing two distinct flavors to the near-identical spaces. Yet, through the floors, it is Yokote’s love for the liminal space between delusion, fantasy, and reality that threads it all.

His fascination with the unseen moments, or stories yet to be told, is captured cleanly through materiality and subject. Totems of blue tarp billow and wind, as if performing a slow dance. Broken pieces of concrete and rock hover almost impossibly in mid-air. Elsewhere, large-scale prints of animal scratches and dust thrown up from the ground bear scars of moments too fleeting for us to take note.

“Tenderness and loneliness, relief and anxiety are not separate emotions but two sides of the same day,” CON_ penned in a statement about the show. “The ambiguity of something inverting with a single change in perspective […] it quietly reaches outward, toward the question of how we look at the world, what we call things, and what we choose to connect with.”

to make today lovely, too and to make today lonely, too are now on view at parcel (2F) and CON_ (4F) through July 26.

CON_ & parcel
Maruka bldg,
2-2-14 Nihonbashi- Bakurocho,
Chuo-ku, Tokyo

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