關於作品
- 製作年份
- 2025
- 材料或技法
- 石頭, 丙烯酸纖維, 鋁, 木頭, 其他的
- 尺寸
- 97 × 32.5 × 10 cm
- 版本
- 獨特
- 簽名
- 沒有設定
- 畫框
- 包括
- 作品證書
- 沒有設定
- 類別
- 混合媒體
作品詳情
stone, acrylic, mirror sheet, aluminum frame, wood
With his fascination in the natural beauty and weight of rocks, Matsui incorporates unprocessed rocks into his sculptural production. Like in the traditional art of suiseki where rocks are aesthetically appreciated, he is conscious of how the rocks will present themselves, but uses modern materials (such as resin or glass) in his process as opposed to the tradition and form of suiseki, to admire the rocks from a different angle. As the mass of the rock increases it becomes more difficult to support, and because the difficulty of the production increases, the price of the artwork is dependent on the mass of the rock, just as the Yapese stone money or other currencies by weight.
Testimonial
Suiseki may be described as the ultimate form of Japanese art. The culture of perceiving natural rocks formed over long periods of years as landscapes and appreciating them evokes a fresh sensation even in the present. Instead of using a water basin as the stage for setting the rock as has been since the past, Matsui uses materials such as acrylic and glass in which the flow appears to have stopped; by installing in this construction he elevates rocks into air, attempting to show them from multiple viewpoints. His method of selling is also unique; based on the Yapese stone money he decides the price of his work on the mass of the rock. His methodology shows potential for future development in many directions, and he is an artist I anticipate the further growth for with this fair.
（Kengo Kito）
展覽資訊
- 過去的展覽
- ARTISTS' FAIR KYOTO 20252025.02.28 - 03.02
藝術家
彫刻家
1994年京都生まれ。2018年京都市立芸術大学彫刻専攻卒業。
主な個展に「宙をゆく。」(haku kyoto/京都/2022)、「Macguffin – 変転するイメージ -」(Gallery TOH/東京/2021) 主なグループ展に「伝統のメタボリズム〜見立て〜」(SHUTL/東京/2024)、「和を以て物語をなす」(瑞雲庵/京都/2023)、ATAMI ART GRANT」参加展示(薬膳喫茶gekiyaku/熱海/2021)「ウィルへルミーの吊り板」(MEDIASHOP/京都/2020)など。
Born in Kyoto in 1994. He received his BFA in Sculpture from Kyoto City University of Arts in 2018 and is currently based in Kyoto.
Solo exhibitions include “Walk through the air.” (haku kyoto, Kyoto, 2022) and “Macguffin -Changing Images-” (Gallery TOH, Tokyo, 2021). Group exhibitions include “Metabolism of Tradition -Mitate-” (SHUTL, Tokyo, 2024), “Weaving a story in harmony” (Zuiun-an, Kyoto, 2023), “Wilhelmy Plate” (MEDIASHOP, Kyoto, 2020), and participation in the “ATAMI ART GRANT” (Yakuzen cafe gekiyaku, Atami, 2021)
石の自然美や重さに興味を持ち、作品の中に無加工の石をそのまま取り入れる立体作品を中心に制作。制作において、石を観賞する水石のように作品中の石がどう映るかを意識し、伝統や形式のある水石に対して現代のマテリアル(樹脂やガラス等の製品)を使い新たな角度から石を愛でる。石の重量が増すごとに支持する事が難しくなり、作品の制作難易度が上がるため、ヤップ島の石貨や秤量貨幣を参考に石の重さで作品価格を決めている。
With his fascination in the natural beauty and weight of rocks, Matsui incorporates unprocessed rocks into his sculptural production. Like in the traditional art of suiseki where rocks are aesthetically appreciated, he is conscious of how the rocks will present themselves, but uses modern materials (such as resin or glass) in his process as opposed to the tradition and form of suiseki, to admire the rocks from a different angle. As the mass of the rock increases it becomes more difficult to support, and because the difficulty of the production increases, the price of the artwork is dependent on the mass of the rock, just as the Yapese stone money or other currencies by weight.