Exhibition location: ESPACIO Nagoya Castle – Club Lounge (4th Floor)
Green Pulse 2025
Created for the Club Lounge, which also serves as the breakfast venue for guests staying at ESPACIO Nagoya Castle, this installation features glass vessels in tranquil shades of blue and green. At first glance, the works appear quiet and understated. Yet as sunlight passes through them, internal patterns reminiscent of clear spring water gradually emerge, revealing an extraordinary sense of depth.
Created for the Club Lounge, which also serves as the breakfast venue for guests staying at ESPACIO Nagoya Castle, this installation features glass vessels in tranquil shades of blue and green. At first glance, the works appear quiet and understated. Yet as sunlight passes through them, internal patterns reminiscent of clear spring water gradually emerge, revealing an extraordinary sense of depth.
Midori Tsukada
Born in Gifu Prefecture in 1972, Tsukada completed the Graduate Program at the Toyama Institute of Glass Art in 2002. After graduating from the Kanazawa Utatsuyama Kogei Kobo (Crafts Institute) in 2004, she joined its faculty in 2006. In 2011, she established her studio and residence in Toyama City. She received the Gold Prize at the International Glass Exhibition Kanazawa 2013. Her works are included in the collections of institutions in Japan and abroad, including the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa.
Born in Gifu Prefecture in 1972, Tsukada completed the Graduate Program at the Toyama Institute of Glass Art in 2002. After graduating from the Kanazawa Utatsuyama Kogei Kobo (Crafts Institute) in 2004, she joined its faculty in 2006. In 2011, she established her studio and residence in Toyama City. She received the Gold Prize at the International Glass Exhibition Kanazawa 2013. Her works are included in the collections of institutions in Japan and abroad, including the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa.