Kristin Baucom Solo Exhibition

PALI
Natural dyes from Hawaii

Kristin Baucom is an artist who redefines the possibilities of natural dye through a contemporary lens. Drawing inspiration from traditional dyeing techniques, she integrates sustainability into every stage of her creative process. PALI presents a body of work shaped by plants the artist gathered along the Pali Highway in Nuʻuanu Valley. These plants form both the environment in which she lives and the materials used in her work.

In Hawaiian, pali means “cliff,” referring both to the land itself and symbolizing the sensation of standing at the edge of a decision. Opening at the beginning of the new year, the exhibition reflects the inner tension between the desire to step toward a better self and to grow, and the pull of familiar habits that draw us back.

PALI emphasizes this taut relationship, seeking to clearly reveal the space that exists between what we currently hold dear and where we are headed next.

The exhibition features Prismatic, a four-panel suspended textile sculpture inspired by the four cardinal directions; a playful series of handmade bamboo lamps; and hand-pulled works created from plant-based materials.

Thanks to the positive response from so many of you,
we are pleased to announce that the “PALI” exhibition, currently on view, has been extended.

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to everyone who has already visited the exhibition, as well as to those who have shown interest in it.

Extended exhibition period: Sunday, March 1

If you haven’t had a chance to visit yet, or if you would like to take your time and enjoy the exhibition once more, we warmly invite you to join us during this extended period.

We look forward to welcoming you.

▼Artist
Kristin Baucom (https://www.instagram.com/kristinbaucom/)
Natural Dye Artist
Kristin studied Natural Resources and Environmental Management at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. She creates vibrant colors using locally foraged plants and flowers, as well as food waste collected in collaboration with local businesses. In 2021, she founded the Honolulu-based independent brand okbet, specializing in garment production and art exhibitions centered on natural dye.

Her collaborative exhibitions and installations have been widely acclaimed and featured in Honolulu Magazine, Violet, B Magazine (Korea), and other international media. Kristin’s artistic mission is to present the diverse possibilities of natural dye and to integrate sustainable artistic practices into everyday community life through clothing and interior works.

▼Exhibition Information

【Date】2026/1/10(Sat) – 3/1(Sun)
【Open】12:00 – 19:00
【Close】Monday
【Location】TERRADA ART COMPLEX II 3F, 1-32-8 Higashi-Shinagawa, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 140-0002