These ten houses, with their lumpy roofs, come together to form a village, yet there is still a feeling that there is no real dialogue or communication between people who live here. Their inhabitants lock themselves inside all day, only peeking out through tiny windows — perhaps they are deeply engrossed in their work.
I hope you enjoy exploring this bizarre village: the houses are near one another, and yet they each assert their individuality. –Kenji Komatsu

■ Dates: November 2–8, 2013
■ Venue: Gallery 5610 in Minami-Aoyama, Tokyo
■ Items Exhibited:
・7 wall shelves (old works)
・100 wooden spoons (new works), with production process on display
・10 glass coffee containers
・8 wooden trays (new works)
・100 nail files (new works), with original wood on display
・10 bonito tuna flake shavers, with production process on display
■Website：https://www.deska.jp/past/471.html