Layers of Color 1502

Painting as a phenomenon. We are exploring the possibilities of painting using a method of generating a screen by laminating and grinding acrylic paint. There are variations in screen styles, from those with objects to those without objects, and all works have common colors and mattieres. Born in Hyogo. He has lived in Okinawa since 1997. Until now, he has presented his works at solo and group exhibitions inside and outside the prefecture. Fujimoto was born with a passion for vehicles and machinery, he pursued his dream of "creating things" by enrolling in the local, AKASHI National College of Technology , Department of Mechanical Engineering. His graduation research focused on the wear of NBC blades in metal processing. During this period, images and textures of metal seen through an electron microscope continue to influence his current artistic creations. While at the college of technology, a growing interest in design and graphic art prompted a career shift. He transferred to the Industrial Design Department (now the Design Engineering Department) at Chiba University's Faculty of Engineering, delving into various aspects of design. For his graduation research, they explored the creation of painted works in the Fine Arts research lab. After graduating from university, and gaining professional experience, including working at a design firm, he decided to pursue a career as a painter. He enrolled in the Oil Painting Department at Musashino Art University, spending two years relearning the fundamentals of painting before completing their studies in March 1997. Immediately after graduation, he moved to Naha City, Okinawa, and began their artistic activities. Originally drawn to the layered, unique, and physical aspects of painting, in 1999, he discovered a technique of creating artworks through the layering of acrylic paint and grinding with sandpaper. Since then, while exploring various styles, he has been dedicated to pursuing the "layered magic" of painting. he held his first solo exhibition in Naha's public gallery in 1999. Subsequently, he has exhibited their works in solo and group exhibitions both in and outside Okinawa (Fukuoka, Kobe, Shizuoka, Tokyo, and Sapporo). For a detailed exhibition history, refer to the C.V. Fujimoto's original works and commissioned pieces have been delivered to numerous hotels, medical institutions, and offices. Here are some of the main delivered works: Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Group Holdings (U.S.A.) Inc. / New York Office Kokura Daiichi Hospital Hilton Okinawa Miyako Island Resort, Hoshinoya Okinawa, MIyako Hotel Okura Fukuoka, Hyatt Regency Seragaki Island Okinawa, JAL Naha Airport Sakura Lounge, Expert Office Shinagawa, Palace Hotel Tokyo, DFS Okinawa, Montblanc GBU Japan. In recent years, Fujimoto has utilized online platforms, art subscriptions, and the internet for showcasing and selling his artworks. Additional activities include conducting scratching workshops as an instructor (2011, Itami City Museum of Art) and contributing artwork images for music CDs (2011, "Verklärte Nacht" by Yukito Are x Yuko Sato, Teichiku Entertainment). https://artmuseum-itami.jp/event/past_event/2011_event/513/ http://www.teichiku.co.jp/artist/ara-yukito/discography/TECG-25053.html