shade
Year: 2023
Material/Technique: Silk, Iron
Size: 13 × 13 × 2.5 cm
Edition: Unique
Signed:Included
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About the Work
- Year
- 2023
- Material/Technique
- Silk, Iron
- Size
- 13 × 13 × 2.5 cm
- Edition
- Unique
- Signed
- Included
- Frame
- Included
- Work Certificate
- Included
- Distributor of artworks
- Hana Tobari
- Ship-from Area
- Tokyo
- Days Until Dispatch
- About a Week
- Category
- Painting
- Style
- Abstract
Work Details
I usually create three-dimensional works using iron as a material, but this work is a work drawn while transferring iron rust onto silk.
I created it to express the beauty and transience of iron rust by transferring iron rust, which is generally not liked, onto a luxurious fabric called silk.
Production method
Iron rust, gold powder, silk, paulownia (forehead)
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I usually create sculptures and drawing using iron as a material. When I started creating my work, I wanted to create something vaguely beautiful. It is the shape of our human body, plants, and life, so-called forms created by nature. However, instead of expressing them in the form of a surface visible to the eye, when I thought about how they were formed, I felt surprised that they were shaped by countless fine cells and blood vessels, and I thought that if my works were shaped by an accumulation of countless fine things similar to those, they would give viewers the same feeling as when humans saw natural objects, so I created them. Also, the appeal of the material called iron, which I use as a material, is that it is a natural material even though it is a man-made object. I feel that it is a material that makes you feel the flow of nature, where it rusts, which is a characteristic of iron, living things and plants decay and disappear, and something will decay and disappear someday. 1993 Born in Tokyo 2018 Tama Art University Graduate School Sculpture Course Completed Awards 2024 KAIKA ART AWARD 2024 Grand Prize 2017 Hachioji Yumemi Ennale Selected 2016 52nd Kanagawa Art Exhibition Art Scholarship Society Memorial Award 2015 Selected for the 51st Kanagawa Art Exhibition solo exhibition 2020 “IMMANENCE - INSIDE-” /LOKO GALLERY (Tokyo) 2017 Tama Art University Graduate School Sculpture Outstanding Student Selection Exhibition Hana Tobari Exhibition (Gallery K/Tokyo) art fair 2022 “WHAT CAFE × DELTA EXHIBITION -TRI FOLD-” (Tennozu WHAT CAFE/Tokyo) Main group exhibitions 2024 Asyl-1- (Gallery K/Tokyo) 2022 Layer Cakes (the 5th floor/Tokyo) 2020 Drawings (LOKO GALLERY/Tokyo) 2018 Haruka no Suki no Suki ~ Touring the Iron Ring ~ Takashi Nakamura, Kenichi Kanazawa, Hana Tobari (Iina Park Kawaguchi/Saitama) 2018 Harukana Toki no Suki Till A Plus Viewing 02 ~ Ephemeral/Eternal~ (Former Tanaka Family Residence/Saitama) 2016 TamabiSelect-2- (Tama Art University Arttech Gallery/Tokyo) 2016 InternalExternal Mori Yuka Tobari Flower Exhibition (LOKO GALLERY/Tokyo)
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