Sugar cubes, eggs, toilet paper, among other items were combined with the artist's creativity to compose an exhibition that is on display in all museums in the country . Since 2011, Tatsuya has been creating her own mini environments and photographing them. Every day, the artist shares a work from her miniature calendar. With 10 years of the project under her belt, hundreds of pieces are now on display in Japanese museums under the title "Life in Miniature". " . Check out some of the works from the exhibition in our gallery!
