On this occasion, painter SHUN SUDO presents the exhibition ART IN THE PARK: SHUN SUDO “HANA-MI” in collaboration with Ginza Sony Park. Since his first solo exhibition in New York in 2015, SHUN SUDO has consistently created vivid and pop-inspired works with the intention of offering viewers a sense of energy and positivity. Seeing visitors smile—or at times even shed tears—has become a source of strength for the artist, sustaining and deepening his practice. The works he has created have extended beyond individual viewers, giving rise to diverse forms of connection with artists, companies, and brands both in Japan and abroad.
Marking the tenth anniversary of his artistic career in 2025, SHUN SUDO felt a strong desire to hold an exhibition in Japan, the country of his birth, centered on the theme of flowers. When considering where such an exhibition would most authentically reflect his own sensibility, he chose Ginza Sony Park as his partner—a place through which he has continued to communicate his message through art. The core concept of Ginza Sony Park is to connect people with the city, and people with one another, through activity and openness. This philosophy closely aligns with one of the fundamental aspirations of SHUN SUDO’s artistic practice.
In March, as cherry blossoms come into full bloom across Japan, the season of hana-mi arrives—a time marked by emotional transitions such as graduations and new beginnings. Held in a park at the very heart of Ginza, this exhibition is a project that seeks to share the Japanese cultural tradition of flower viewing with the world, through the language of art.

We are excited to announce that artist SHUN SUDO has collaborated with French Maison Christian Louboutin to create a capsule collection “BUTTON FLOWER BLOSSOMS”. The collection, born from the empathy between the designer and the painter’s sensibilities, will go on sale simultaneously in Tokyo, Paris, London, New York, Los Angeles, and other countries from March 13.

We are pleased to announce that artist SHUN SUDO will hold a special exhibition “MOMENTARY” at Ryosokuin, a Zen temple in Gion, Kyoto. SHUN SUDO has been creating borderless and timeless works, such as the design of a charity T-shirts for this year’s “24-Hour Television – Love Saves the Earth – ” (Nihon Television) and the art wall at the skateboarding venue of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. This time he created dynamic art works by fusing his own identity as “Japan” and the long “history” of Kyoto and Ryosokuin. SHUN SUDO, currently traveling around the world and attracting a lot of media attention, was inspired by Ryosokuin’s beautiful garden and serenity of the time within, and began working on the Byobu-e (folding screen picture) and other artworks. The iconic motif “Button Flower,” which has a positive connotation of “connecting” people and the world, is boldly placed on the folding screen, docking the common motifs of “buttons,” which connect fabrics by fastening them, and “flowers,” which are a symbol of peace. We invite you to experience the scenery and atmosphere of Ryosokuin, as well as the “ETERNAL MOMENT,” a folding screen work boldly decorated with “button flowers” and other works that represent a new challenge for SHUN SUDO.

We are pleased to announce that artist SHUN SUDO will be participating in the group exhibition “Inspired by ANDY WARHOL KYOTO,” held at MtK Contemporary Art in Kyoto. This three-artist exhibition is a collaborative event with the “ANDY WARHOL KYOTO” exhibition (September 17th, 2022 – February 12th, 2023) at the Kyoto City Kyocera Museum of Art’s new annex, the “Higashiyama Cube.”

The “Taycan Soul Canvas” was created in 2022 as a collaborative work between SHUN SUDO and Porsche Japan. The body of the Taycan, an eagerly anticipated electric sports car by Porsche, is decorated with SHUN SUDO’s signature Button Flower designs, which convey a sense of speed.
The artwork captures both the traditional sense of speed associated with the Porsche brand and the eco-friendliness of the new electric sports car. It is undoubtedly a distinctive piece that symbolizes the future. This Taycan, marking the first collaboration between a Japanese artist and Porsche, was showcased nationwide following its unveiling and attracted significant interest.

We are pleased to announce SHUN SUDO’s solo exhibition “2020” at ANB Tokyo. The works in this exhibition revolve around the theme of “2020,” capturing the pandemic caused by COVID-19, racial discrimination, and other major events that unfolded around the world. We invite you to experience these unique and exceptional works, which convey profound messages from his distinct perspective, at the venue.