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Year: 2026

Material/Technique: Oil, Canvas

Size: 65.2 × 53 cm

Edition: Unique

Signed:Included

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About the Work

Year
2026
Material/Technique
Oil, Canvas
Size
65.2 × 53 cm
Edition
Unique
Signed
Included
Frame
Not Included
Work Certificate
Not Set
Distributor of artworks
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Ship-from Area
Tokyo
Days Until Dispatch
Not Set
Category
Painting

Work Details

Exhibition Information

Past Exhibitions
Tokyo Gendai
09.11.2026 - 09.13

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Artist

Yukino Yamanaka
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Yukino Yamanaka, born in 1999 in Nagano Prefecture, is currently based in Tokyo and Kanagawa. Yukino Yamanaka, born in 1999 in Nagano Prefecture, is currently based in Tokyo and Kanagawa. She graduated from the Kyoto University of the Arts Graduate School in 2023. Yamanaka has meticulously focused on both the contours of humans as physical entities and their conditions as phenomena, portraying the amorphous and non-human entities that lurk within this interstice. From her early works, she has consistently employed human figures as her central motifs. Her artistic style has transitioned from a representational depiction to abstract renderings utilizing random strokes. The canvas exhibits blanks reminiscent of whiteouts devoid of information, languidly flowing liquids in bodily crevices, and egoistic expressions and postures evoking selfies or artist portraits. By seamlessly integrating these elements across the canvas, she captures the very process of metamorphosis from the "self" to an ambiguous "other," elucidating our evolving visage as an entity inchoate and diverging from the conventional human archetype.

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Last updated date
09.14.2026
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