>> BIO

Ayane Tominaga is an artist based between the UK and Japan.

They graduated with a BA in Fine Art and History of Art from Goldsmiths, University of London. Their practice sits at the intersection of collage, drawing, sculpture and sound, creating immersive installations that invite viewers into an imaginative realm shaped by transience and interconnection. Drawing inspiration from the concept of Mesh and the philosophical notion of mujo (the transience of things) rooted in their cultural background, their work embodies the tension between the familiar and the unknown, reflecting the impermanent and relational nature of existence.

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>>EDUCATION

2016 - 2019 BA Fine Art and History of Art, the Goldsmiths University of London

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2015 - 2016 Foundation Diploma in Art and Design, University of the Art London

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>>EXHIBITION

2025

_Co-creation Project, two-person exhibition, CICA Museum, South Korea

_Departure Exhibition, group exhibition, Natural Ending, Yorkshare

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2024

_The ASC Open Studio, ASC Taplow House, London

_Lost Whale Song showcased in the Degree Show, Central Saint Martin, London

_Lost Whale Song showcased in Milan Design Week, Milan

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2023

_Mesh, solo exhibition, same gallery, Tokyo

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2019

_the Degree Show, the Goldsmiths University of London, London

_Third Nature, group exhibition, London

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2017

_Symbiosis, group exhibition, The Crypt Gallery, London

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2016

_UP UP AND AWAY, group exhibition by the shortlisted students from UAL, RAUM gallery, London

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>>PUBLISHED WORK

_The story of the Bamboo Grove. House Letters: Build and Dismantle, pp. 52 - 54, written by Ayane Tominaga, 2020

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>>PRESS TEXT

_ Lost Whale Song: Noise Pollution’s Disruption of Marine Soundscapes | Shuwen Yang and Ayane Tominaga. Planted Journal, interviewed by Simone Lorusso, 2024

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