Alfredo

Jaar

on

view

at

SCAI

PIRAMIDE

in

Tokyo

Two artists, working at the fragile limits of a world on the brink, converge in a configuration that is at once lucid and precariously unstable. Alfredo Jaar, artist and photographer, distills political catastrophe into a minimalist language that exposes unseen architectures of power. Reijiro Wada incorporates processes of decay, collision, and material transformation into his work, presenting sculpture as a site that quietly unsettles its surrounding environment. Between Jaar’s political minimalism and Wada’s metaphysical materiality, the exhibition asks viewers to trace the fault lines between global crisis and intimate perception, and to consider how those fractures shape the way they think.