東京アートアンティークの会期に合わせ開催している「♡Animals展」を今年も開催します。
新進気鋭の若手アーティストたちによる動物をモチーフにした展覧会。
今展では、壱岐雅信、木原千春、玉川麻衣、寺尾美穂、細井世思子、松下大一、門田奈々、安岡亜蘭、山村龍太郎毅望の9人の作家の作品を展覧します。
普段は動物を描くことない作家なども参加し、見ごたえある内容で紹介します。
会期中、四季彩舎向かいの「ワインバーHalco」さんでも作品を展示しています。
営業時間
11:30-13:30(lunch)
17:30-24:00(dinner)
♡Animals 2016
壱岐雅信、木原千春、玉川麻衣、寺尾美穂、細井世思子、松下大一、門田奈々、安岡亜蘭、山村龍太郎毅望
2016年4月11日(月)―20日(水)
11:00-18:30(金曜 ~19:00)
4月17日(日)休廊
#山村龍太郎毅望RyutarotakemochiYamamura #松下大一DaiichiMatsushita #壱岐雅信MasanobuIki #玉川麻衣MaiTamagawa #細井世思子YoshikoHosoi #門田奈々NanaMonda #2016 #安岡亜蘭AranYasuoka
Aran Yasuoka
Aran Yasuoka
Born in Kanagawa, Japan in 1978.
Graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts (Design).
She creates works based on the theme of “past and future,”
combining elements of nature and machinery.
By intersecting contrasts such as organic and artificial,
she depicts imaginary forms of life.
Recently, she has incorporated motifs inspired by Edo-period chiyogami,
developing a distinctive visual world.
Aran Yasuoka
Born in Kanagawa, Japan in 1978.
Graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts (Design).
She creates works based on the theme of “past and future,”
combining elements of nature and machinery.
By intersecting contrasts such as organic and artificial,
she depicts imaginary forms of life.
Recently, she has incorporated motifs inspired by Edo-period chiyogami,
developing a distinctive visual world.
Ryutarotakemochi Yamamura
Ryutarotakemochi Yamamura
Born in Kumamoto in 1976.
Completed his MFA at Tokyo University of the Arts.
Working exclusively with ink,
he creates highly detailed depictions of plants and insects.
His compositions—where flowers, leaves, and insects intertwine into dense formations—
possess both stillness and overwhelming presence.
Through delicate gradations of ink,
his works reveal hidden layers of time and presence within natural structures.
Ryutarotakemochi Yamamura
Born in Kumamoto in 1976.
Completed his MFA at Tokyo University of the Arts.
Working exclusively with ink,
he creates highly detailed depictions of plants and insects.
His compositions—where flowers, leaves, and insects intertwine into dense formations—
possess both stillness and overwhelming presence.
Through delicate gradations of ink,
his works reveal hidden layers of time and presence within natural structures.
