後日談Ⅰ

Year: 2025

Material/Technique: Japanese Paper, Ink, Pigment

Size: 18 × 18 cm

Edition: Unique

Signed:Included

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後日談Ⅰ

About the Work

Year
2025
Material/Technique
Japanese Paper, Ink, Pigment
Size
18 × 18 cm
Edition
Unique
Signed
Included
Credits
Courtesy of Yu Harada
Frame
Negotiations
Work Certificate
Not Included
Distributor of artworks
Yu Harada
Ship-from Area
Tokyo
Days Until Dispatch
About 2 Weeks
Category
Painting

Work Details

素材:雲肌麻紙、墨、顔料

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Lin Mingjun
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Born in Fujian, China in 1995. Graduated from Central Nationalities University of China with a degree in Fine Arts, and completed the graduate course in painting (Japanese painting) at Tama Art University in 2023.  Currently based in Tokyo. Lin Mingjun uses the traditional technique of ink painting, but creates a mysterious space on the canvas. He has developed his own unique contemporary style of expression, stepping out of the traditional ink painting technique. The motifs of his works are mostly snails, with their smooth limbs drawn in subtle shades of black ink and their shells painted in black circles. The shells are drawn in black circles. The straight lines drawn with pigments such as gofun and iwa-enogu (mineral pigments) on the folding screens and latticework create a unique contrast to the viewer's perception. and latticework, etc., give the viewer a unique contrast.                                    In recent years, his skills have been highly acclaimed, and in 2010, he received the 9th Mirai Exhibition - Art University Student Support Program Highest Award (Nichido Gallery / Tokyo). In 2010, he was awarded the highest prize at the 9th Mirai Exhibition - Art University Student Support Program (Nichido Gallery, Tokyo) and the Special Prize at the 57th Kanagawa Prefecture Art Exhibition (Kanagawa Kenmin Hall Gallery). In 2023, he was awarded the Grand Prize at “Japanese Painting 2022” (Nagai Gallery, Tokyo), the 49th Spring Soga Exhibition Spring Soga Prize (Seibu Gallery), and was selected for the “Art Newcomer Award Debut” in a painting contest sponsored by Monthly Bijutsu.

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02.19.2026
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