"Built by Osuga himself, the interactive  Planet Jiro website  (which is currently a holding page) will showcase the artist's work and uses 'a purely visual and interactive way of navigation'.

Source:  Jiro Osuga/Flowers Gallery

Jiro's Studio, on Planet Jiro

The site's London button, for example, will take visitors to a pictorial view of the city, with a choice of clickable landmarks - such as Opera, Observatory and Stadium.

Source:  Jiro Osuga/Flowers Gallery

The London page on Planet Jiro

To launch the website next month, London's Flowers Gallery is holding an exhibition of Osuga's work, which feature a large projection of his new site.

Source:  Jiro Osuga/Flowers Gallery

The Museum page on Planet Jiro

Artworks, which will based on a London theme, will be arranged in the space to mimic a journey through the site, and the exhibition will culminate in a live auction of work on 9 May.

Source:  Jiro Osuga/Flowers Gallery

Space, as viewable from the Observatory page on Planet Jiro

Planet Jiro is at Flowers Gallery, 82 Kingsland Road, London E2, from 19 April -11 May.

Source:  Jiro Osuga/Flowers Gallery

Harbour, shown on Planet Jiro"

Mon, 11 Mar 2013  |  By  Angus Montgomery