Japanese Artists Extend Their Works To Hermes.

Ms. Pascale Mussard, the creative director of Hermes Petit h, invited Japanese artist Omaki Nobutsugu (Shinji Ohmaki) to create the Hermes store on the left bank of sever, Paris from 19 to 24 October 2015.

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"Critical gas, flow and existence" is an experimental work.

Large volumes invite viewers to interact with their works of art so that visitors can immerse themselves in the scene, thus actively exploring questions, feelings and ideas.

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The theme of "mobile existence" was created as a new chapter in Liminal Air.

The theme consists of three waves of undulating gauze, hanging between two giant wooden houses in the shop, winding from the roof to the ground.

Mr. Shen's daring creativity challenges light and shadow with the opposite idea. It not only challenges our frame of observing the world, but also raises questions about illusion, reality and subjectivity.

Gauze is like a moving "cirrus cloud", which is still at rest, sometimes floating.

Together, they are undulating air, light and matter. They are lifelike, unpredictable and slow to fluctuate in stores.

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Shinji Ohmaki, born in Japan in 1971, graduated from the Department of art and music of Tokyo National University, and is currently engaged in space pformation.

It is one of his ideas to integrate art into the surrounding environment.

His works often invite people to participate in the works, attracting visitors to feel his works and deeply considering their movement and location in space.

In 2012, he held an exhibition with the Fondation d 'entreprise Herm s (three s) in Singapore's Hermes entreprise Gallery (Third Floor Herm s gallery) and held an exhibition entitled "Simple Simple" at the Tokyo Sen Art Museum in 2014.