This sculptural work is created using kimekomi, a traditional Japanese technique in which grooves are carved into a base and pieces of fabric are carefully inserted to build the form. Through this process, the soft texture of textiles and the volumetric presence of sculpture are brought together in a single object.

In this work, a human figure appears folded into the shape of a pear, creating a playful and symbolic image where body and fruit merge into one form. The vivid green of the fruit contrasts with the sporty color scheme of the clothing, producing a rhythmic and visually striking composition.

Yashiki often incorporates used garments and fabric materials into his works, allowing the traces of time and human presence embedded in the textiles to become part of the artwork. In this piece, the floating body within the pear suggests a subtle narrative, combining humor with a quiet sense of physicality and existence.