Spending Time with Art
Akira Fujimoto
Born in Tokyo in 1975. Graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts. After a year of creative work at the communication research center FABRICA in Italy in 1999, he completed the Master of Arts in Design program at Tokyo University of the Arts, and then worked as an assistant at the Department of Intermedia Art of the same university. Under the theme of NEW RECYCLE®, he plans and implements exhibitions and projects to question society about uncontrollable phenomena that occur in society and the environment, and creates works of art by combining various materials and digital controls. He is also the representative of the art project SONO AIDA, which makes the most of the gaps in urban spaces.
There must be countless stories behind every journey.
We display art not only to decorate the walls
but also to inspire emotion and empathy
in our guests who have chosen the hotel.
“It’s an attractive picture. Who painted it?”
We hope this conversation happens every day.
Every picture tells a story.
- “Meiseki” Tsuyako Kimura
- Awarded by Kokuga Sosaku Kyokai in 2022
Art in 18 rooms ART IN ROOMS
Miyuki Ohashi
Using simple and bold illustrations and hand-drawn lettering, she creates highly fashionable works for various fields including apparel, cosmetics, and food and beverage.
Takeshi Suzuki, STUDIO DIRTYOLDMAN
Since the late 1990s, he has held solo exhibitions at the Gekkoso art supply store in Ginza. In 2003, he carried out artistic activities in Paris, and since his return to Japan, he has been working mainly in Tokyo. An artist who loves art and music.
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Reiko Kamiyama
A painter who lives her daily life like a traveler
and pours the images she has into her paintings.
Kazuki Okai
He started his career in stage art, management and direction as well as art design, mainly in Osaka and Tokyo. He is also active as a painter and artist, freely expressing a variety of ideas in art decoration, space production and decoration and other fields.
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