Tokyo Tortoise
Year: 2023
Material/Technique: Acrylic, Canvas, Others, Mixed Media, Guazh, Jesso
Size: 22.7 × 15.8 cm
Edition: Unique
Signed:Included



About the Work
- Year
- 2023
- Material/Technique
- Acrylic, Canvas, Others, Mixed Media, Guazh, Jesso
- Size
- 22.7 × 15.8 cm
- Edition
- Unique
- Signed
- Included
- Frame
- Not Included
- Work Certificate
- Not Set
- Category
- Mixed Media
- Style
- Others, Animal, Pop Art
Work Details
“Tokyo Tortoise” was created based on the image of the Azabudai Hills area.
I saw on TV that being able to watch Tokyo Tower from Azabudai Hills is a “advantage,” so
It depends on what I imagined. The upper part of the shell has the shape of Tokyo as a motif, which enhances the atmosphere of Tokyo.
★ We are currently exhibiting and selling. Unfortunately, there is a possibility that you won't be able to see it after sale, but you can also see other works, so be sure to take this opportunity to take a look at the various works ★
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As you can see, this painting using this special technique is a work of layering paint.
First, we mainly use wooden canvases, and then finish the base after repeated layering and drying for the base treatment. After the base has been treated, layers of paint are applied continuously, and waiting time for the paint to dry is also required, so even small works require 1 month. As the size increases, production consumes a large amount of time in proportion to the work time.
Since it is a characteristic semi-three-dimensional color painting, by changing the angle of the lighting, the expression of the work and the shadows created in the work further enhance the work, making it a work that you can enjoy watching without getting tired of looking at it.
The image doesn't convey this three-dimensional effect, so be sure to take a look at the real thing.
🌈 Title: Tokyo Tortoise
🐢 Works: 2024
📐 Size: SM_227×158mm
Material: acrylic on wood canvas
🖌 Technic: Semi 3D Yoshikazu artworks
🎨 Artist: Yoshikazu KAJIKAWA
💻 Official URL: https://yoshikazoo.com/boar-departure/
📽 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdd475-eq0njyWLYltL0uPw
■Exhibit store nameMARK'STYLE (Mark Style) Azabudai Hills Store
■LocationAzabudai Hills Tower Plaza 4F, 1-3-1 Azabudai, Minato-ku, Tokyo
■AccessDirectly connected to Kamiyacho Station Exit 5 on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya LineA four-minute walk from exit 2 of Roppongi-itchome Station on the Tokyo Metro Namboku Line
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Artist
Semi Three Dimensional Color Painting Artist
The first solo exhibition was held in Kobe in 2000. In 2005/8, I returned to Japan from France after studying art for about 5 years. While in France, he came across one edition of a polychrome copperplate print. In 2009/4, he opened Atelier Parkour in Joto-ku, Osaka-shi. Constructed the foundation for the original technique “semi-three-dimensional color painting.” Name it “Yoshikazu drawing method.” 2014 Semi-three-dimensional color painting series development started. “Yoshika Zoo Series” A wide range of series will follow in 2015, such as the “Table Series.” Even now, they continue to present their works both domestically and internationally. ▶ ︎ Click here for details: https://yoshikazoo.com I’ve been interested in painting since I was a child, and I was always making things and cooking. I think I’m still the same even now, it’s just that my curiosity has grown even bigger. I started to travel during my late teens as a backpacker, and visited about 30 countries. This of course stimulated me a lot and taught me a great deal. I think those days enriched my heart and soul, which is still a great help to my creativity. Initially I drew black and white miniature paintings. When I encountered multi-colored copper intaglio in 2002 during my stay in Paris, I thought it suited my style, so I started printmaking using miniature painting techniques. I also saw tile mosaic art during my travels and sensed that I could develop that style of art into something of my own. So for a while I started to produce tile mosaic art. I think one of the secrets to becoming an artist is to see a lot of things and to learn from them. I insist on having my own view of the world and proudly produce unique artwork that you won’t find anywhere else. Believing that my effort will somehow stimulate the world and lead to the further evolution of the art industry, I continue to be passionate in my research and production. By combining things that I learned in the past, I have developed my miniature painting skills into something that allows me to produce brighter and bigger artwork. I also created my own tools, which has completed the Yoshikazu 3D Painting Technique. I currently present my art in galleries and art festivals both in Japan and overseas, while producing other custom artwork for a growing number of astute clients.
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