Greetings, Fire, and Monsters

Year: 2021

Material/Technique: Oil, Others

Size: 129 × 83.5 × 4 cm

Edition: Unique

Signed:Included

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Greetings, Fire, and Monsters
Greetings, Fire, and Monsters
Greetings, Fire, and Monsters
Greetings, Fire, and Monsters
Greetings, Fire, and Monsters
Greetings, Fire, and Monsters
Greetings, Fire, and Monsters
Greetings, Fire, and Monsters
Greetings, Fire, and Monsters
Greetings, Fire, and Monsters
Greetings, Fire, and Monsters
Greetings, Fire, and Monsters
Greetings, Fire, and Monsters

About the Work

Year
2021
Material/Technique
Oil, Others
Size
129 × 83.5 × 4 cm
Edition
Unique
Signed
Included
Frame
Not Included
Work Certificate
Included
Distributor of artworks
The Chain Museum
Ship-from Area
Tokyo
Days Until Dispatch
会期終了後、1ヶ月半〜2ヶ月程度
Category
Painting
Style
Others

Work Details

Production year: 2021

Size: H83.5 x W129 x D4 cm

Material: molded cotton cloth, wooden frame, oil paint

Edition: Unique Piece (one-of-a-kind)

Signed: Yes

Work certificate: Yes (signed)

This work is part of the deformed canvas series that was produced around 2021, and the support was assembled by independently assembling a wooden frame, applying tension to it, attaching cotton cloth, and fixing it using glue, base material, and tacker.

The motifs depicted on the screen are improvised in the form of tracing the rickety surface of cotton cloth forcibly affixed to a deformed wooden frame, showing a chimeric appearance where it is difficult to determine whether they are specific people or characters.

Also, to correspond to that absurd motif, the character “inoru” is drawn on the screen in the form of decorative line drawings or paint textures.

■Details

Signed on the back of the work

■Exhibition scenery

■Exhibition information on exhibited works

Exhibition name

ART ART KOBE -ARTSTICKER SELECTION-

Period 2024 April 17 (Wed) -22 (Mon)

Venue Daimaru Kobe 9th Floor Escalator Side Special Venue Address 40 Akashi-cho, Chuo-ku, Kobe-shi, Hyogo

Opening hours

10:00 to 19:00

※Until 17:00 on the last day

Rest

Open every day during the exhibition

Admission free access: 3 minute walk south from JR Motomachi Station or Hanshin Motomachi Station/Right next to Kyukyoryuchi/Daimarumae Station on the Kaigan Subway Line.

access information

https://www.daimaru.co.jp/kobe/access.html

organized by

Daimaru Kobe

planning

ArtSticker (operator: The Chain Museum)

Planning cooperation

ARTDYNE, SHIKISAISHA GALLERY

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AHMED MANNAN
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Born in 2000 in Osaka. As of 2024/4, he is currently enrolled in the Tokyo University of the Arts Graduate School of Technical Materials Laboratory 2. AHMED MANNAN's main productions include transforming materials such as clothing used by itself or cotton close to human skin, creating supports hardened with glue or gesso, drawing photographs taken by oneself as motifs on rectangular canvases, exhibitions combining paintings with other media such as images and pottery, and creating unique paints and painting according to themes they handle, and they also create unique paints and create paintings according to themes they handle, and religious doctrines that have continued since their own identity and childhood The production is based on motifs such as life experiences and current daily concerns.

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自身の使用していた衣服や人肌に近い綿などの素材を変形させ、膠やジェッソで固めた支持体作成や、矩形のキャンバスに自身が撮った写真をモチーフに描画したり、映像や陶器などの他メディアと絵画を組み合わせた展示や、自身が扱うテーマに合わせて独自の絵具を作成し絵画制作も行ってきており、自身のアイデンティティや幼少期から続いている宗教上の教義的な生活体験、今現在の日常における関心事などをモチーフとして制作を行なっています。

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