Portrait of dazzle AD #291

Until now, in the “Portrait of Dazzle” series, only the “eyes” of selfies posted on SNS have been referred to, and other contours and hairstyles have been drawn using the artist's creations.
On the other hand, in this work, it was created by combining “eyes” and “faces” from selfies of different people. Although it was rejected due to the fact that portraits became too strong and production required time, experiments that went beyond the framework of the series and new approaches to portrait expression appeared there.

By establishing it as a work, we can once again take a bird's-eye view of the selection criteria — efficiency, anonymity, screen brilliance — etc. that the artist himself unknowingly applied during the production process, and an attempt to return to the essence of expression can be seen. This work, where the strength of gaze and the audacity of the composition coexist, is an important point that symbolizes a turning point in the series.

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Production year: 2025

Size: H415 x W410 x D65 mm

Material: Acrylic on canvas

[About purchase/delivery]

・The customer is responsible for shipping the work.

・Delivery is possible both within Japan and overseas.

・It may take approximately 1 to 2 months for the work to be delivered after the exhibition period ends. Please be aware in advance.

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Period
2025/4/22 (Tue) to 5/31 (Sat)

Venue

Paichu Gallery

Address

Asahi Seimei Roppongi 5-2-4 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0032 2nd floor of the building

(Please take the stairs at the back left of the elevator to the 2nd floor)

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phone number

03-6434-9367

Opening time
17:00-23:00

Closed days and months

Admission is free

Access

4 minutes on foot from Roppongi Station on the Hibiya Line, 7 minutes on foot from Roppongi Station on the Oedo Line

13 minutes on foot from Nogizaka Station on the Chiyoda Line, 13 minutes on foot from Roppongi-itchome Station on the Namboku Line, participating

Artists
松山しげき / Shigeki Matsuyama

Organized by

ArtSticker (operated by The Chain Museum)