From April 24, 2026, LAID BUG will host a solo exhibition by Shun Yazawa.

Shun Yazawa is a 3D artist based in Tokyo. After graduating from high school in Tokyo, he majored in digital media at a vocational school in Adelaide, South Australia. He primarily studied 2D graphics and web design, but encountering Blender during the COVID-19 pandemic became the catalyst for developing 3DCG as the core of his expression.

In the midst of the pandemic—a time filled with uncertain anxiety and constraints beyond individual control—virtual space became the only place where Yazawa could determine every element for himself. Designing light, mass, texture, time, and perspective meant constructing the very rules of the world. This was not merely an act of creation, but a practice of resisting external limitations.

In recent years, he has also been experimenting with physically outputting images constructed in virtual space using a 3D printer. Rather than fixing the outputted forms as a single completed state, Yazawa reconstructs them through intentional interventions such as suturing and connecting.The resulting works are simultaneously controlled designs and entities that harbor the fluctuations that arise during the process of materialization, along with the physical interventions added to them.

The infinitely manipulable digital image and the finite, uncertain material world. Yazawa finds an aesthetic in the state where these conflicting elements coexist in tension. By pursuing the beauty that emerges between control and deviation, he attempts to re-examine the physicality and reality of visual expression in the contemporary era.

In this, his first-ever solo exhibition, he will present video works, risograph prints, and three-dimensional works. We cordially invite you to come and view the exhibition.