

"WAMONO HOUSE"
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Noda Art Festival - NODAMODERN
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Co-Organized by Bundle Studio, Japan and Wamono Art, Hong Kong
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Architecture and art come together, creating a space where beauty can breathe in the town of Noda, Chiba Prefecture.
Parallel + is delighted to showcase Toshio Iezumi’s Move series in this exhibition, alongside works by other Japanese artists, including Tsukasa Soda, Tokuso Shono, Shoko Kawano, Raymond Aika, and many others.
From November 28 (Friday) to December 14 (Sunday), 2025, the "Noda Art Festival - NODAMODERN -" will be held in Noda City, Chiba Prefecture, where Japanese creations will be met with timeless creations. As one of the main venues, Bundle Gallery will deliver a new time where art and architecture intersect as a joint exhibition by Bundle Studio and Wamono Art. A place where you can feel a different breath while being an extension of your daily life. In a space where light and shadow, materials and fragrances, architecture and works echo, Bundle Studio and Wamono Art will co-cost the exhibition event "WAMONO HOUSE" that gently opens up all five senses. Take a moment away from the rhythm of the city and face beauty with your heart. Experience the art that breathes in your life, and enjoy a moment to dialogue with your senses in a quiet place where architecture and nature overlap.


Bundle Gallery is a space that recreates the private residence designed in 1974 by Ren Shinrai—an architect who worked in Le Corbusier’s studio in the 1950s before returning home. Just as nature offers a variety of landscapes, this house reveals an organic yet modern beauty through its shifting levels, skylights, and finishes.
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Within this building, the open character of the land known as Noda comes to life. Light from the skylight, shadows cast upon the walls, and the texture felt underfoot all become elements that evolve over time, like a living work in constant transformation.


On the grounds stands a shoin-style main house, originally built in the Edo period and later relocated in the late Meiji era. It is a distinctive setting where modernist architecture and traditional Japanese dwellings coexist with ease, embraced by garden trees and seasonal flowers.



For more details: please visit "Wamono House - NODAMODERN."
