Screen(flicker#1)

Year: 2024

Material/Technique: Acrylic, Panel, Photograph, Mixed Media, Spray Paint, Jesso

Size: 18 × 14 × 2.5 cm

Edition: Unique

Signed:Included

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Year
2024
Material/Technique
Acrylic, Panel, Photograph, Mixed Media, Spray Paint, Jesso
Size
18 × 14 × 2.5 cm
Edition
Unique
Signed
Included
Frame
Not Included
Work Certificate
Included
Distributor of artworks
Koichiro Kojima
Ship-from Area
Osaka Prefecture
Days Until Dispatch
About 2 Weeks
Category
Photograph
Style
Half Abstraction, Conceptual, Abstract, Digital, Geometry, Pop Art

Work Details

Production method: An inkjet print of the photo is transferred using gel medium and mounted on a wooden panel.

After that, they are painted and sprayed with hologram paint.

Material: wood panel, gesso, gel medium, acrylic, spray

Concept: Embody the “way in reality where you slide and run away” that appears on a screen or monitor as a two-dimensional work

Secret story of the work: I usually work as a cameraman in my parents' photo studio.
One of these tasks is the task of repairing old or damaged photographs.
It is a process of repairing and printing data copied or scanned in a studio with Photoshop.
There are times when “real” dust and dirt adhering to the PC display monitor during this work are mistaken for dirt in the scanned (copied) photo images and attempted to be erased.
Normally, it's a trivial event that I don't care about, but every time I made a mistake and tried to turn it off, I became interested in what was happening on the surface of this display.
The feeling of mixing reality and virtual (real image and virtual image) that occurs when dust doesn't go away even if you try to erase it. It's as if the brain loses sight of the boundary between virtual and reality for a moment and the real world slides away.

In this series “Screen,” we will focus on how reality slides and challenges us to visualize and present it on a two-dimensional work, which cannot be touched like a mirage even if it is right in front of us.
Tracing reality that flickers in an intimate place is both confirming one's own coordinates, and at the same time, it should also be an act of moving outside of oneself (the world).
Please enjoy asking the question “dust adhering to the surface of the display” from a small point and the world that will unfold beyond that.

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Artist / Photographer

Born in Osaka in 1986. His family has run a photo studio since 1924. After working as an actor and making independent films, he graduated from the Night Photography Workshop in 2012. Since then, he has been based in Osaka and creating his works. His works are characterized by using photography as his main medium and incorporating experimental techniques that vary from series to series, both analog and digital. Awards 2024 TOKYO FRONTLINE PHOTO AWARD Finalist 2023 TOKYO FRONTLINE PHOTO AWARD Finalist 2022 WATOWA ART AWARD Selected etc... Born in Osaka in January 1986 His family has run a photo studio in Takatsuki since 1924. After working as a stage actor and an independent filmmaker, he graduated from the Night Photography Workshop in 2012 Since then, he has continued to create work based in Osaka. Using photography as his main medium, he creates his works using different experimental techniques for each piece, both analogue and digital. Awards October 2022 Unknown Asia 2022 Sponsor (Daibil) Award December 2022 WATOWA ART AWARD 2022 Selected July 2023 Tokyo Front Line Photo Award Finalist August 2024 Tokyo Front Line Photo Award Finalist Solo exhibition 2013 "Before the dawn of dream-like artificiality" at M2 gallery (Tokyo) March 2018 "331 Cherry Blossom 2816 Akutagawa" at mole music(Osaka) February 2019 "Short Hope" at mole music site (Osaka) April 2019 "Less" at Pub OTAKE(Kyoto) October 2019 "non title exhibition" at Atget L39(Osaka) August 2024 "Does the emitted noise penetrate the mirage?" at JITSUZAISEI (Osaka) group exhibition 2019.FebruaryQUOZ ART FEST GPP PHOTO WEEK(NEW JAPAN PHOTO LAUNCH EXHIBITION) Dubai March 2019 Photobook JP Tokyo April 2019 KYOTOGRAPHIE KG+ special exhibition "JAPAN PHOTO AWARD EXHIBITION" Kyoto June 2019 I NEVER READ art book fair Basel (Einstein Studio booth) Basel September 2019 NY ART BOOK FAIR (Einstein Studio booth) New York November 2019 fotofever Paris (Einstein Studio booth) Paris October 2020 Experimental Photo Festival online Exhibition December 2020 Artdoc Magazine online Exhibition "Dada & Democracy July 2021 Photography Now at Bricklane Gallery (London) August 2022 The Expired Landscape Is Echoring Somewhere at JITSUZAISEI (Osaka) (two-person exhibition with Toshinari Takeoka) October 2022 Unknown Asia 2022 at Grand Front Osaka (Osaka) November 2022 Unknown Asia Extra 2022 at Nakanoshima Daibiru (Osaka) December 2022 WATOWA ART AWARD EXHIBITION at Watowa Gallery (Tokyo) January 2023 "Image" at NU Chayamachi 4F STAND PARK (Atelier Migatsu Project) (Osaka) July 2023 "m.m.m.] at Atelier Migatsu (Osaka) January 2024 Osaka Art Market at Grand Front Osaka (Osaka) Works published New Japan Photo issue 7-10 (Einstein Studio) Aeonian Magazine issue 2 Analog Forever Magazine special issue "22 Instant Film Photographers You Need to Know" Carpark Magazine issue 14 Tied To Light vol.1

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