僕たちは忘れる

Year: 2014

Size: 35.2 × 43 × 34 cm

Edition: Unique

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僕たちは忘れる

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Year
2014
Size
35.2 × 43 × 34 cm
Edition
Unique
Signed
Not Set
Credits
撮影:福永一夫 Photo:Kazuo Fukunaga
Frame
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Work Certificate
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Distributor of artworks
imura art gallery
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Category
Sculpture
Style
Abstract

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僕たちは忘れる
僕たちは忘れる We All Forget 2014 陶/Ceramic 43 x 35.2 x 34cm

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HINODA Takashi
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1968 Born in Kobe, Hyogo 1991 Graduated from Osaka University of Arts, Department of Crafts, Ceramics Course 2002-7 Kyoto Saga University of Arts Junior College, Full-time Lecturer 2007- Associate Professor, Faculty of Art, Kyoto Saga University of Art 2019- Professor, Faculty of Art, Saga University of Art Artist Takashi HINODA was born in 1968 in Kobe-city,Japan. He studied ceramic art from 1987 to 1991 in Osaka University of Arts, under his faculty,ceramic artists such as Hikaru Yamada,Yasuo Hayashi,Mutsuo Yanagihara.In1992 he had his first solo exhibition at gallery HAKU,Osaka.Since then he has been showing his artworks worldwide.He was awarded Kyoto Cultural Encourage Prize in 2010. Currently he lives and works in Kyotanabe-city,Kyoto-prefecture and is the professor of Kyoto Saga University of Arts . Currently,He proposed the term of "Hands-on Vsionamusement(Shushikikeigaku)" coined by himself.This idea is alternative to"Fine Arts" in the western modern society or"Bijutu" in Japanese.

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