London - SoShiro Gallery

Nági made its international debut at SoShiro Gallery in London with the exhibition The Sculpture of Individual Stories and Journeys, presenting a collection of paintings and sculptures by Isaac Benjamin Job.

The exhibition introduced The Nomad, a sculpture inspired by the Tuareg people of the Sahara. Their nomadic way of life served as a starting point for exploring the journeys we each take through life, shaped by the places we visit, the people we meet and the experiences we gain along the way.

Alongside The Nomad, the exhibition presented an expanded Yuki collection, including a sculpture crafted from White Carrara marble. Yuki explores the past we carry with us, represented by a smaller version of himself in his backpack. The work reflects on how accepting our experiences, rather than ignoring them, can allow us to learn and grow.

The exhibition also featured a collaboration with Dutch artist Tessa Troelstra, bringing together different artistic approaches within the setting of SoShiro Gallery.