A Future Journey Through Archaeological Image-Memories:
Tatsuya Yokosaka’s Solo Exhibition ZENTAI Debuts at Soka Art Taipei
When images cease to be mere visuals and become clues for future civilizations to unearth the past, the act of looking transforms entirely. Japanese artist Tatsuya Yokosaka unveils his latest solo exhibition ZENTAI at Soka Art Taipei, on view from July 5 to August 16, 2025.

Expanding on the speculative premise of his 2020 show The End—which imagined a world where humanity went extinct following the pandemic and artworks survived as cultural relics—ZENTAI constructs a visual universe shaped by the languages of anime and tokusatsu (special effects media). Through this lens, Yokosaka invites viewers to break free from the bounds of linear time and reimagine history and reality from a distant, future perspective.

Soka Art is pleased to announce that it will present the group exhibition "Reflexion Archive: A Trilogy of Disordered Becoming" on June 28, curated by Yuana, and will run until August 2, 2025.

Soka Art is honored to invite emerging Taiwanese artist Wu Ruo-xin to hold her solo exhibition "Corners, Wind Chimes and Home." Wu Ruo-xin excels at pairing ethereal girl figures and animals against black and gray backgrounds, expressing multi-layered emotions through delicate brushwork. Her creations are non-linear stories woven from fragments of daily life. In recent years, she has frequently been invited to exhibit internationally, garnering attention and appreciation from many collectors. In this exhibition, the artist redefines the meaning of "home," endowing it with emotional connections that transcend spatial boundaries. Through her unique perspective, viewers will glimpse those comfortable corners and memories that resonate in the gentle sounds of wind chimes.

Soka Art is pleased to announce that Yan Zhancheng's solo exhibition "One, Two, Three" will be held on May 17, curated by Sun Dongdong, and will last until June 21, 2025.