forest atmosphereーsoft moon
Year: 2017
Material/Technique: Wood, Oil, Colored Pencil, Acrylic
Size: 105 × 129 × 10 cm
Edition: Unique
Signed:Included
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USD 6,175
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About the Work
- Year
- 2017
- Material/Technique
- Wood, Oil, Colored Pencil, Acrylic
- Size
- 105 × 129 × 10 cm
- Edition
- Unique
- Signed
- Included
- Frame
- Not Included
- Work Certificate
- Included
- Distributor of artworks
- takashi hosokawa
- Ship-from Area
- Saitama Prefecture
- Days Until Dispatch
- About a Week
- Category
- Painting
- Style
- Japanese Painting / Japanese Style, Others
Work Details
This painting captures the overwhelming sensation one feels when gazing at the sky from within a dense forest. The trees stretch their branches like tendrils, enveloping the sky and creating a retinal and fantastical world. Through this scene, I aim to convey a presence that peers into the droplets of water as if utilizing the trees as a support structure.
The materials used—laminated spruce, water-based paint, colored pencils, and oil paints—blend harmoniously to bring an alluring depth and expressiveness to the work. Each element contributes to a unified whole, embodying the mystical and immersive experience of being in the forest.
The materials used—laminated spruce, water-based paint, colored pencils, and oil paints—blend harmoniously to bring an alluring depth and expressiveness to the work. Each element contributes to a unified whole, embodying the mystical and immersive experience of being in the forest.
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I have a feeling that I want to carefully project the charm of the forest, which is shrouded in the mystery of nature, in my paintings. I want to project the breath of life of trees and flowers on a screen and draw pictures that invite you to that deep world. I want the work to exist with depth and strange distortion, as if it were a landscape projected by small drops of water. The title of the recent work, “Omen,” captures a premonition of change. I express the ever-changing breath of nature from my own point of view and memory. Born in 1964 in Kochi. He dropped out of the Tokyo University of the Arts Graduate School of Fine Arts in 1994 at the end of his doctoral program, majoring in oil painting. ▼Solo and Group Exhibitions (Biography from 2011) 2011 “Aspect” Ars Gallery/Tokyo ('11) 2012 Solo Exhibition “Scenery - Drops” Color Art Museum/Tokyo 2013 Solo Exhibition “Scenery - Rain” Relocation Exhibitions Galerie SOL/Tokyo 2014 solo exhibition “Scenery — Dwelling” Sukiwa, Tokyo/ Shiga 2016 Nouvelle Ere du Japon II Galerie Temenaga/Paris, France 2017 Art Exhibition “Rhyme” Tokyo Sukiwa, Tokyo Solo exhibition “Forest and Moon” Horyuji Gallery/Nara 2018 “Nature's Non-Odor” 2-Person Exhibition, Shinjuku Takashimaya/Tokyo 2019 Solo Exhibition: Song Yun Phase I Sukiwa, Nishiogikubo Eight International Guest Artists/Galerie Biesenbach/Cologne, Germany Asagaya Art Street 2019 International Art Festival/Asagaya Mogami River Project “Mogami River. Yamagata Starts Here” Yamagata Museum of Art/Yamagata 2020 Yamagata Biennale 2020 “Town and People” “Nine Japanese Artists Fascinating Paris Exhibition” “Flower Exhibition: Hundred Flowers Rebellion” gallery Tamenaga 2021 Yamagata Prefecture Art Exhibition Invited Exhibition Yamagata Museum of Art GALURI TEMENAGA KYOTO EXHIBITION 2022 “omens” Sukiwa, Nishi-Ogikubo &Drawing/Multigeneration Square 2022 Ai Gallery/Ginza Asagaya Art Street 2022/Asagaya 2023 GALLERY TEMENAGA KARUIZAWA EXHIBITION Gallery Miyasaka Kazuki Sukiji Exhibition/Ginza Open Studio Cologne 2023 Yamanobe Hideaki+Hosokawa Takashi & Ogawa Yoshio Nichido Gallery Mignon Exhibition/Ginza ('19~) ▼ Grants 1994 Nomura International Cultural Foundation 2001 16th HOLBEIN Scholarship ▼ Awards 1989 Tokyo University of the Arts Oil Painting Course Graduation Kume Award, Ataka Award, Graduation Work Purchase Award 1991 Tokyo University of the Arts Graduate School Master's Program Completed Works, Daiwa Bank Purchase Award
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