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Sako Kojima's an artist, but she doesn't just draw and make things. She becomes things. And since her obsession is with animals and nature, and how humans relate to animals, she sometimes shows up at her art exhibits dressed like one and acting like one. Here's a picture of her being a hamster in Paris.
You can see Kojima's art at the Yamamoto Gendai museum until April 4.
The Gloaming [Yamamoto Gendai]
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