Motoko Ishibashi’s practice amalgamates Western and Japanese visual languages through painting, performance, installation, video, photography and printmaking. Engaging with mass consumer culture as well as digital subcultures, her work considers relations of power, gender, the body and selfhood within a technologically-mediated society. 

London

Nagasaki

Guts Gallery

New York City

No Gallery

South Parade

Munich

Schwabinggrad

Margate

Quench Gallery

Prague

Polansky

Vancouver

Unit 17

Paris

La Plage

Motoko Ishibashi

Royal College Of Art

Tokyo

Keio University Tokyo

Pretty Little Thing

Flower Shorts

Blue Jeans

Winners' kiss

Rafa on clay

Break Ya Neck

Hazard

Hustlers

Neither hi/bye

On hard