Indianapolis Museum of Art

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The space where Gauguin's landscapes unfold creates a stillness as if sunlight were flowing along the ceiling. Here, one feels a movement as if Turner's coastlines were brushed by the wind, and Edo-period Japanese painting seems to quietly keep watch over time. In the air flowing beyond the windows facing the garden of Lily House, the coolness of ancient ceramics mingles with the simplicity of modern design. Those who walk through the exhibition halls move step by careful step, as if trying not to lose themselves within the flow of art.