Infinity
Year: 2025
Material/Technique: Foil, Japanese Paper, Brass, Linen, Pigment, Mixed Media, Panel, Resin, Rocky Paint
Size: 100 × 160 cm
Edition: Unique
Signed:Included
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About the Work
- Year
- 2025
- Material/Technique
- Foil, Japanese Paper, Brass, Linen, Pigment, Mixed Media, Panel, Resin, Rocky Paint
- Size
- 100 × 160 cm
- Edition
- Unique
- Signed
- Included
- Frame
- Not Set
- Work Certificate
- Included
- Distributor of artworks
- Nishizawa Naomi
- Ship-from Area
- Tokyo
- Days Until Dispatch
- Not Set
- Category
- Painting
- Style
- Abstract, Half Abstraction, Fantasy, Japanese Painting / Japanese Style, Emotional, Romantic, Philosophy / Vanitas
Work Details
Golden afternoon.
Crystals of color appear in the sky with intent. They ripple, at times expanding greatly, transforming into the form of a single living being dancing wildly.
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“Amata (Infinity)” is a large entity that occasionally appears in the sky above the “second moon.” It seems that each viewer is reading some kind of message as it swells and changes its appearance instantaneously.
It is drawn using a large group of migratory birds as a hint motif.
This work has a large area of foil and is greatly affected by reflection. The impression changes with a slight difference in lighting.
Also, it is a work with 4 independent panels.
You can hang it on the wall so as to connect each one, but you can also make use of the characteristics of the work by slightly opening the space between the panels or shifting the height.
material
Brass Leaf (Mounted on Paper), Oil-Based Alkyd Resin Paint, Hemp Paper, Iwa-enogu (mineral pigments), Brass Leaf , Copper Leaf , Aluminum Leaf
↑ ↓ This work has a large area of foil and is greatly affected by reflection. The impression changes with a slight difference in lighting.
It is a work of 4 independent panels.
You can hang it on the wall so as to connect each one, but you can also make use of the characteristics of the work by slightly opening the space between the panels or shifting the height.
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Artist
Contemporary Japanese-Style Painting
Naomi Nishizawa creates “The Tale of the Second Moon,” a narrative born from her unique imagination.
She is a contemporary artist celebrated for her radiant and intricate compositions employing gold and metallic leaf. Rooted in the traditions of Japanese painting, she fuses diverse materials such as handmade washi paper, oil-based resin, and phosphorescent pigments to create a singular visual world.
Within her semi-abstract works, quiet imagined scenes are gently interwoven. These softly spun visions evoke moments from fairy tales and mythology, inviting viewers into a poetic narrative realm. Shimmering, reflective, and glowing materials function not only as decorative elements but also as gateways to dreamlike, multilayered worlds.
Since 2019, Nishizawa has exhibited in Japan and internationally, including Paris, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Jakarta, steadily expanding her global recognition and acclaim. She was born in Tokyo, where she lives and works.
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