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" Ryo Yamada has created a series of devices for intensifying experiences of the natural: almost as if lenses have been made of various materials. "
-The Architectural Review-
Ryo Yamada <Site Specific Room> Domani16th: National Art Center, Tokyo photo: Neil Hartmann
Work in progress 2026 summer - autumn

Ryo Yamada's upcoming solo-exhibition at Summerhall Arts "In Vitro Gallery", Edinburgh Scotland UK
Opening: 24 July 2026, in the 'Edinburgh Art Festival 2026'

The title is <In Vitro / Zero Metre Above Sea Level>, originally be constructed at 'In Vitro Galley' in Summerhall Arts.
Dimensions: 8.4m width, 5.6m depth, 4.2m height
Work in progress 2026 spring

Ryo Yamada's solo-exhibition has been held successfully at ScotART Gallery in St Margaret's House Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland UK, Term: 20 - 28 March 2026.
Ryo Yamada <Perception Corridor>
The project has completed at ScotART Gallery in St Margaret's House, Edinburgh. Thank you for coming and your interests! The project has been on designboom. The details are revealed by editor. Thank you!

Perception Corridor is an environmental installation, 39 meters long, designed site-specifically for the diagonal dimensions of the ‘gallery 1’ Scot ART/ St. Margaret’s House space.
Works 2025
Ryo Yamada <Zero Metre Above Sea Level 20000>
The project has been on designboom. The details are revealed by editor. Thank you!
Ryo Yamada <Zero Metre Above Sea Level 20000> 4 min edit Neil Hartmann

Ryo Yamada <Zero Metre Above Sea Level 20000>
Summerhall, Edinburgh Scotland UK
Term: 26 June - 6 July 2025
The first Solo-exhibition in UK. The venue Summerhall is centre of Edinburgh both means contemporary art and experimental attempts. The installation work will be immersive and experience type perceiving future 'Zero Metre Above Sea Level' in Edinburgh.
Ryo Yamada <Infinite Landscape / 水・光> 3 min film / Neil Hartmann
Ryo Yamada <107 m3 pavilion> 3 min film / Neil Hartmann
107 m3のパビリオン(札幌市)
107m3 Pavilion, Sapporo JAPAN
hands-on creation
architecture design
environmental art
Edinburgh Scotland, UK
Sapporo, Japan
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