Inoue, who uses motifs such as dragons and tigers, the Chōjū-giga, kabuki body suits and ukiyo-e, has two names: Takaho Inoue and Bunta Inoue. Takaho as the painter, and Bunta, who presides over the various other fields. Inoue, with his two names, was a disciple of Kuniyoshi Kaneko. After his years as a disciple, Inoue developed a wide range of activities freely and uninhibitedly under his two names. Beginning with 「花と蜜蜂」, a collaboration with Muneteru Ujino, in 2000 he took part in 'Levi's vintage clothing', a worldwide promotional project by Levi's, was selected as the representative of Asia at the beyondprice exhibition held in France, and in America realized, in 'Visionaire 33-Blue', the only collaboration with Nan Goldin. And before that, it also attracted attention that Inoue himself became a subject of Nan Goldin's photographs and appeared in many of her books, such as 'Tokyo Love' (co-authored by Nan and Nobuyoshi Araki), '20 ANOS DE BALADA' and 'LOVE STREAM'. On the other hand, Inoue also has a face as a tattoo artist who has tattooed people such as hyde of L'Arc~en~Ciel and Nan Goldin: he is a painter who has practiced drawing on everything, from paper to the flesh. 'Tattoo' When we look at Inoue's works, we are always made aware that he is an artist of the 'line'. The tension of tattooing human skin. Inoue's own 'line', which knows this sensation, slowly and taking its time, permeates our senses as if carved into them, and leaves an impression. The exhibition consists of the works shown in the solo exhibition at MORI YU GALLERY Tokyo that began this March, with past works and others added. Takaho Inoue, Bunta Inoue, who has started a large project and will be ever more energetically active from now on. Please be sure to come and see his wondrous and multifarious trajectory.