Tsuyu Bridwell

8 Oct. – 4 Nov. 2026

Born in Tokyo, growing up in France, Tsuyu Bridwell draws on ancestral beliefs and rituals, exploring both the strength and fragility of life while subtly questioning the superstitions that surround them.

Working across a range of media, she incorporates traditional crafts from her cultural heritage—Japan, Korea, and France—to create installations and sculptural works that engage with themes of collective memory and the representation of nature.

She lives and works in Paris, France.

Tsuyu Bridwell, Sentôchô, Hanji (korean mulberry fiber paper), nylon thread, diameter 27.5 in, length 197 in

Tsuyu Bridwell, Réseau, Collaboration work commissioned by Mobilier National with Alençon lacemakers, Alençon lace, cherry wood, acrylic box, 35.5 × 19.5 × 19.5 in

Tsuyu Bridwell, Pagoda XIX, Acrylic cubes, pink quartz, celestine, 4 cu in and 3 cu in