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Monsters in My Head is an artist’s book by Otani Workshop that follows an intimate, autobiographical journey through fantastical childhood memories. Structured like a children’s book, it explores Otani’s path as an artist, where playful and uncanny monsters reflect early fears, curiosities, and creative impulses. Featuring eleven original paintings and handwritten text in English and Japanese, the book is a tactile object that invites introspection. Created alongside Otani Workshop: Monsters in My Head, his first solo exhibition in North America, the publication echoes the show’s emotional and material textures, including hand-built ceramics and new paintings. Together, they map a space where memory shifts and making becomes a way of understanding the self.

Otani Workshop - Monsters in my Head

Name: Otani Workshop - Monsters in my Head
Brand: Otani Workshop
SKU: BOOK_OTA_31300
Price: 34.12 EUR
Availability: InStock

Otani Workshop

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Published by Vancouver Art Gallery on the occasion of his exhibition "Monsters in my Head", 2025
25,4 x 28,57 cm
Hardcover, 36 pages
Texts in english

ISBN 9781988860237

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Monsters in My Head is an artist’s book by Otani Workshop that follows an intimate, autobiographical journey through fantastical childhood memories. Structured like a children’s book, it explores Otani’s path as an artist, where playful and uncanny monsters reflect early fears, curiosities, and creative impulses. Featuring eleven original paintings and handwritten text in English and Japanese, the book is a tactile object that invites introspection. Created alongside Otani Workshop: Monsters in My Head, his first solo exhibition in North America, the publication echoes the show’s emotional and material textures, including hand-built ceramics and new paintings. Together, they map a space where memory shifts and making becomes a way of understanding the self.