Niwa

Year: 2025

Material/Technique: Mixed Media, Japanese Lacquer

Size: 50 × 130 × 130 cm

Edition: Unique

Signed:Included

Niwa

About the Work

Year
2025
Material/Technique
Mixed Media, Japanese Lacquer
Size
50 × 130 × 130 cm
Edition
Unique
Signed
Included
Credits
©Tadahiko Emura
Frame
Not Set
Work Certificate
Included
Category
Sculpture
Style
Abstract, Philosophy / Vanitas, Primitivism, Asia

Work Details

A friend of mine wrote her doctoral thesis based on her research on 'niwa'. Niwa does not indicate a garden; it is said that it is a place where Shinto rituals, events, etc., are held. In everyday life, everyone naturally gathers there, and at some point, forms a circle. I would like to entrust the lively and rustling appearance to Urushi lacquer, and create a lively atmosphere.

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Exhibition Venue
J.F. Oberlin Hall of Arts and Culture
Period : 11.16.2026 - 12.12

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Artist

Tadahiko Emura
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Born in 1984 in Okayama, Japan. Tadahiko Emura is a sculptor whose practice-based research explores the possibilities of sculptural expression arising from, and shaped by, existence, with a particular focus on sculptural methods and processes. He holds an M.Ed. from Okayama University and a Ph.D. in Art from the University of Tsukuba. In addition to presenting his work extensively in Japan and internationally, he is involved in projects and educational programs exploring tactile expression and haptic modes of art appreciation. He is the founder and director of Tadakura, a member of the Sculpture Division of the Shinseisaku Art Society, and a specially appointed researcher at Tama Art University.EMURA TADAHIKO SCULPTURES https://emuratadahiko.com

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彫刻(sculpture)という造形芸術が、私たちの日常や社会にどのように接続し貢献されるのかを、これまで追求し続けてきました。ご支援いただいた一人一人の"意"を、この界隈を耕すために活用させていただき、その延長線上で、いつの日か一人一人に還元できるように未来を構築していきたいと思います。

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Last updated date
10.22.2026