New Functional Art Line
2026-09-15 23:35:09

NOXGALLERY Launches New Functional Art Line 'INHABIT' to Redefine Furniture

NOXGALLERY Launches 'INHABIT': A New Era of Functional Art



In the bustling heart of Shibuya, Tokyo, NOXGALLERY is breaking new ground with its latest project, 'INHABIT'. The company, led by Yuikatsu Fujii, is proud to introduce a product line that transforms the concept of art into functional forms. This innovative line of artwork combines creativity and practicality, allowing art to become a part of daily life.

The first installment of this exciting venture, titled "THE MAN WHO STOLE THE MOON: Can You Become My Moon?", showcases the works of two talented graffiti artists, SNIPE1 and ZEROSY. The exhibition will take place from September 29 to October 4, 2026, at the Elgala Passage Square within the Daimaru Fukuoka Tenjin department store. Visitors will be able to admire and purchase unique furniture pieces, including remade sofas, chairs, and tables adorned with the artists' original designs.

Exhibition Overview


  • - Event Name: INHABIT Vol.01 "THE MAN WHO STOLE THE MOON: Can You Become My Moon?"
  • - Dates: September 29 (Tuesday) – October 4 (Sunday), 2026
  • - Time: To be announced via official website and social media
  • - Location: Elgala Passage Square, Daimaru Fukuoka Tenjin, 1-4-1 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City
  • - Entry: Free
  • - Organized by: NOXGALLERY
  • - Supported by: Daimaru Fukuoka Tenjin
  • - Instagram: @nox.gallery

Highlights of the Exhibition


The centerpiece of this exhibition will feature distinctive remade furniture crafted by the two graffiti artists. Expect to see an array of items, including remade high tables from repurposed materials like drums, distinct chairs, and more. Accompanying the furniture will be one-of-a-kind canvases, edition pieces, remade fashion items, and ZINES available for purchase.

Introducing INHABIT


INHABIT represents NOXGALLERY's commitment to showcasing functional artwork that enhances daily living. The term 'inhabit' implies a sense of living within art, capturing the essence of blending everyday items with artistic elements. The line aims to encompass a broad spectrum of art, from furniture to fashion and sculptures, continually incorporating new creations alongside remade pieces. The inaugural launch focuses on graffiti art, but the initiative promises to embrace diverse artistic expressions in future projects.

The Cultural Shift Towards Art in Daily Life


Globally, there exists a thriving market where furniture and lighting are collected as integral parts of artistic expression, often categorized under Functional Art or Collectible Design. For instance, a design auction at Christie's Paris in May 2025 had an impressive success rate of 89%, yielding a total of €14.5 million. NOXGALLERY recognizes this intersection between furniture and art, aspiring to cultivate opportunities for the Japanese audience to encounter and incorporate works by artists into their lives continuously.

A Journey from Street to Home


NOXGALLERY has a rich history of presenting art in various unconventional settings, such as their physical store in Tomigaya, a demolition site transformed into art space called 'ART GOLDENGAI', and the alleyway-focused exhibition 'ALLEY108' in Shibuya. Drawing from these experiences, INHABIT aims to continually deliver artists' works to everyday environments. The artists leading this movement, SNIPE1 and ZEROSY, have deep roots in the graffiti scene, with the former specializing in graffiti since the early 1990s New York scene and the latter capturing their journeys in street art across 34 global cities, including an impressive mural in Niigata.

The Exhibition Statement


The exhibit centers around the moon—a symbol of companionship that we have long believed in. When we lose something that has supported us, do we yearn to retrieve it, or do we choose to abandon it and transit to something new? For these artists, graffiti embodies that search and redefinition. The exhibition stands as an exploration of tearing apart graffiti to uncover new partnerships and creative possibilities.

Upcoming Events During the Exhibition


  • - September 29 (Tuesday): Opening Talk at 18:00
  • - October 2 (Friday): Live Painting at 18:00 to 18:30
  • - October 3 (Saturday): Workshop with SNIPE1's DJ Set at 18:00
  • - October 4 (Sunday): Talk Show (Time to be announced via social media)

Please note that the program details are subject to change. Stay tuned to the official website or social media for updates.

Artist Profiles


SNIPE1: A pioneering figure in Japan's street art scene, SNIPE1 moved to the U.S. as a teenager and immersed himself in New York's graffiti culture. His first solo exhibition in 2018 at 'Hidari Zingaro', operated by Takashi Murakami’s Kaikai Kiki, garnered acclaim with all exhibited works selling out. His ongoing 'META' series has been showcased globally.

ZEROSY: Beginning his graffiti journey in Fukuoka in 1997, ZEROSY published his photo book titled 'JETLAG PROJECT' in 2012 after traveling to 34 cities. His multifaceted artistry spans murals, fashion collaborations with brands like Stussy, and tattoos. A highlight includes his large mural created in Niigata in 2025.

About NOXGALLERY


Based in Shibuya, Tokyo, NOXGALLERY is a creative unit that opened its doors as an IRL NFT gallery in 2022. Engaging in projects across more than 10 cities worldwide, including New York, Hong Kong, and Seoul, they have also partnered with Superchief Gallery in New York for upcoming 2024 exhibitions. Successfully attracting over 7,000 visitors to 'ART GOLDENGAI', a transformed 10-story building, the project won the Good Design Award in 2025. As they continue to navigate the realms of art, music, technology, and fashion, NOXGALLERY aims to foster creative spaces for both Japanese and international artists. Visit their official website at nox.gallery or follow them on X @NoxGallery and Instagram @nox.gallery for more updates.


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