F.TF-morphosis

Year: 2013

Material/Technique: Photograph

Edition: Not Set

Signed:Not Set

F.TF-morphosis

About the Work

Year
2013
Material/Technique
Photograph
Edition
Not Set
Signed
Not Set
Frame
Not Set
Work Certificate
Not Set
Category
Mixed Media
Style
Digital, Conceptual

Work Details

FT.F

(filter tip flower)

A flower-like shape obtained by opening a cigarette filter.

A flower that is generally a symbol of beauty and life. Gives a negative image of garbage and harm cigarette filters.

This conflicting meaning, the F.T.F generated by the coexistence of images is in an uncertain state, and its existence itself is made up of contradictions.

This work is a diagram showing the formation process (morphosis) of F.T.F.

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Artist

Yohei Karasugi
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Born in 1986, from Toyama Prefecture. Graduated from Tokyo Zokei University of Art and Design in 2011, majoring in painting. In 2020, I began creating paintings using water-soluble ink, which is the prototype for my current work. Presentations of the "On the Retina" series inspired by the term "retinal painting" by Marcel Duchamp began in 2022. [Main Exhibitions] 2010 “SE Exhibition” (Minami-Osawa Cultural Hall) 2012 “KONICA MINOLTA Eco & Art Award” (Konica Minolta Plaza) 2015 “FUTURE CULTIVATORS PROGRAM” (public house) 2016 “TDW ART FAIR2016” (Tokyo Designers Week) 2016 “Art Your Life ~Life&Death~” (The Art Complex Center of Tokyo) Selected for the 2018 FUKUI Thumbhole Art Exhibition Selected for the 2021 “Kaya Art Competition 2021” Selected for the 2022 “ACT Art Awards Exhibition 2022” (The Art Complex Center of Tokyo) 2022 “SICF23” exhibition (spiral) 2022 “57th Kanagawa Art Exhibition” won the Prefectural Museum of Modern Art Award (Kanagawa Prefectural Hall Gallery) Selected for the 2022 “idemitsu Art Award 2022” (The National Art Center, Tokyo) 2023 “LaG AWARDS 2023EXHIBITION” (Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre) 2024 “Evolve Conceptual Art Exhibition vol.2” (Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum) Selected for the “idemitsu Art Award 2025” in 2025 (The National Art Center, Tokyo)

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06.24.2024