For Frieze London 2025, Wschód is pleased to exhibit new works by Kenji Ide (b. 1981, Kanagawa, Yokosuka) and Anton Munar (b. 1997, Copenhagen).

Frieze London
October 15-19, 2025
The Regent’s Park

The presentation will consist of sculptural objects by Ide exhibited on a low plinths paired with wall pieces on linen and wood by Munar. Both artists will develop a new body of work for the presentation. Displayed across a booth, works by Munar and Ide will initiate a vibrant, coequal dialogue between each artist’s personal imagery.

The dual presentation seeks to essentially unearth the theme of landscapes which are led by imaginative interpretations. Both Ide and Munar, albeit working with different media, critically engage with a deeply personal nature that landscapes invoke. Be it north-east Asia, continental Europe or Balearic Islands, rich memories recorded in the natural environment may prompt universal impressions of beauty and introspective travel. This presentation therefore aims to open up those alleyways of vision, offering an insight into rhythms of the world where human existence is held and celebrated.

Kenji Ide (b. 1981, Yokosuka, Japan) lives and works in Tokyo. Solo exhibitions include The time of a shadow, Matthew Brown, Los Angeles (2025); Art Basel Paris with KAYOKOYUKI (2024); Some other times, organized by Wschód at Adam Mickiewicz Museum of Literature, Warsaw (2024); American Friend, Adams and Ollman, Portland, OR (2024); A poem of Perception, curated by Matt Jay, Portland Japanese Garden, Portland, OR (2022); Banana Moon, Watermelon Sun (Landmark), GOYA Curtain, Tokyo (2021); Rittai 3, Art Center Ongoing, Tokyo (2020). Selected group and two-person exhibitions include Compression, Matthew Brown, New York; Seas, Night Skies, and Deserts, Wschód, New York (2024); In Search of the Miraculous, Wschód, Warsaw (2023); Social Life, KNULP, Sydney (2021); The Sentimental Organization of the World, Crevecoeur, Paris (2020); Kiss in Tears, Freedman Fitzpatrick, Los Angeles (2018).

Anton Munar (b.1997, Copenhagen, Denmark) lives and works between Majorca and Copenhagen. Selected exhibitions include: My father through my grandfather’s eyes, Galeria Wschód, Warsaw (2025), And the birds will continue, Brunette Coleman, London (2024) The Garden Dies with the Gardener, Peres Projects, Berlin (2023), I give them my body so they can walk on it, PPP, Online (2023), The Disappearing City, CASTLE, Los Angeles (2023), Serious Scribbles, Marie Kierkegaard, Copenhagen (2022), Some Stories, diez, Amsterdam, (2022), Listening to Bonfires, Indebt Studio, Amsterdam (2021).

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