The exhibition “Epiphany” features a set of 23 new works by Enrico Isamu Oyama’s series “Found Object,” which the artist began in 2012 shortly after moving to the United States from Japan. The word epiphany means “revelation” in the context of Christianity, but it is also used more commonly in the sense of a “realization” or “strike of inspiration.” The found objects that serve as the base of these new works are prints of artworks by artists of the Western tradition, such as Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin, and Giotto, which the artist found at an antique store in Oxford, England. Oyama has applied his Quick Turn Structures—or “QTS,” the name of his signature style—onto them with the aim of beginning a new dialogue.