Mayuko Ono Gray: 諸行無常_ This too, shall pass

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Mayuko Ono Gray: 諸行無常_ This too, shall pass

Thursday, December 3, 2026
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Reflecting a life shaped by both Japanese and American cultures, Mayuko Ono Gray’s graphite drawings intertwine the influences of traditional Japanese calligraphy with the techniques and aesthetics of Western drawing. Each work unfolds as a dialogue between the tangible and the intangible, the temporal and the timeless, and the deeply personal and the universally shared.

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