In 'Interwoven Visions', Yuki Yamamoto invites us into his multifaceted world, blending three-dimensional space, time, reality, and illusion. By deconstructing familiar perceptions and reorganizing them, he creates a unique universe. His semi-transparent technique stacks shapes on the canvas, achieving a sense of infinite dimensionality through dislocation. Yamamoto's dedication to genuine feelings is symbolized in his work.

Yuki Yamamoto's creative journey reflects his exploration of the co-existence of order and chaos. Transparent layers and circular symbols are the main elements of his works, and through multiple layers of transparent pigments on canvas, he creates a visual effect like still water, allowing the viewer to see the overlap and reflection of colours. His creativity is inspired by the concepts of multiple time and three-dimensional space, as well as parallel universes that may overlap, all of which are reflected in his treatment of colour and shape. Technically, Yamamoto's works use careful composition and colour gradation to guide the viewer to discover hidden order in the details, even though he intentionally mixes in random elements to break the established rules. This interweaving of order and chaos gives the works multiple visual depths and expresses a flexible, open sense of space, making his works not only richer in form with the addition of each layer of colour, but also providing the viewer with space of imagining.