When I was looking at the sky, tears came out.

Year: 2017

Material/Technique: Form, Graphite, Wood

Size: 230 × 150 × 150 cm

Edition: Not Set

Signed:Not Set

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When I was looking at the sky, tears came out.

About the Work

Year
2017
Material/Technique
Form, Graphite, Wood
Size
230 × 150 × 150 cm
Edition
Not Set
Signed
Not Set
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Not Set
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Not Set
Category
Sculpture

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Sato Keiichi
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Sato Keiichi

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In my case, ideas always pop up in my head as scenes. My work is to faithfully reproduce that scene while solving formative problems. Since I was a kid, I've been playing with dark brown clay used by adults every day as a toy, and I remember that my palm was always bright yellow with oil soaked in. I started sculpting in 1981, but until now, I have never experienced losing anything I wanted to make. It probably means that production is a part of my life that is too everyday and natural for me. That kind of life will continue from now on. 1992 Graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts, Faculty of Fine Arts, Department of Sculpture, 1994 2011 Japan-Korea Friendship Art Exhibition: Hundred Flowers Rebellion (Korean Cultural Center, Tokyo) 2013 30th FUKUI Sam Hall Art Exhibition (30th Exhibition Commemorative Award, Fukui Prefecture) 2013 25th UBE Biennale (Shimane Prefectural Iwami Art Museum Award/Greenery, Flower, and Sculpture Museum Award, Yamaguchi Prefecture) 2016, but I'm crazy about it! (Tokiwa Museum Annex, Yamaguchi Prefecture) 2017 Rokko Meets Art Art Walk 2017 (Mount Rokko, Hyogo Prefecture) 2018 5th Mitaka City Stars and Forest and Picture Book House Gallery Exhibition Picture Book Works Open Call for Picture Book Entries (Excellent Works, Tokyo) 2019 Route 30 Autumn Ubenosato Art Festival 2019 (Yamaguchi Prefecture) 2020 23rd Taro Okamoto Contemporary Art Award Exhibition (Kanagawa Prefecture) 2021 Rokko Meets Art Art Walk 2021 (Arima Hot Springs, Hyogo Prefecture) 2022 Amagasaki Art Stroll by Rokko Meets Art Art Walk (Hyogo Prefecture) 2023 Roppongi Art Night (Tokyo) 2023-2026 Kobe Rokko Meets Art Art Walk (Mount Rokko, Hyogo) 

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04.22.2024