Stasys Eidrigevičius exhibition in Japan

Art Front Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Stasys Eidrigevičius, a Lithuanian-born artist based in Poland.

Since participating in Faret Tachikawa in 1994, Stasys Eidrigevičius has worked with Art Front Gallery on numerous art festivals and projects, including the Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale. This exhibition marks his first solo exhibition at Art Front Gallery in Daikanyama.

The exhibition focuses on the motif of the mask, one of the defining elements of Stasys’ artistic practice. Masks appear repeatedly throughout his work—not only in paintings and drawings, but also in sculptures, installations, and performances. For Stasys, the mask is not something that conceals a person’s identity; rather, it serves as a device that reveals the emotions and essential nature hidden within. Reflecting the many roles we perform in society and the ambiguous boundary between our authentic selves and the selves we present to others, his works move fluidly between exterior and interior, reality and imagination, self and other. Through these shifting perspectives, they invite viewers to contemplate the universal question: What does it mean to be human?

Stasys will also participate in the international art festival Gero Art Discovery 2026, opening on 11 September 2026, where he will present two new site-specific works in Gero City. During the exhibition period, Art Front Gallery will also offer the Gero Art Discovery 2026 Artwork Passport and the festival’s official guidebook for purchase. We warmly invite visitors to experience both Stasys’ solo exhibition in Tokyo and his new artistic projects in Gero.