Minamikawa Shimon, a Tokyo-born artist who has lived in New York and Berlin is a contemporary flâneur. His art world is rooted on the representation and expression of imagery that overflows in our daily lives. He selects an imagery from the façade of the metropolis and disbands it from its own context. Even if he crosses over diverse genres such as sculpture and performance, his favored playground is the canvas; he chose painting, which is one of the most conventional media, and paints with his own sensuous and rapid brushstrokes. His painting is a freeze-frame of this infinite panorama that is passing by our eyes every day. His paintings arouse ambivalent feelings, which are either fashion illustrations or American expressionism. Considering fragmented imageries that he tries to capture, it is rather an impressionism painting that trying to seize a moment of spectacle.