この度、四季彩舎ではArt Goods Exhibition展を開催します。
3年ぶりとなる今展では、作家iphoneケースから瀧下和之の鬼フィギュア、
手ぬぐいやTシャツなど、色々と紹介いたします。
また、遠方の方や会期中、お越しいただけない方はSHIKISAISHA online shopを開設しましたのでご利用いただければ幸いです。
Art Goods Exhibition 2014
2014年8月4日(月)～8月29日(水)
11:00－18:30 土日休
出品作家
新槇英美子 金丸悠児 亀井清明
志水堅二 瀧下和之 細井世思子
安岡亜蘭
営業時間
11:00-18:30
土曜、日曜、8月11日(月)～8月15日(金)は休廊
但し、23日の土曜は営業致します。
#2014 #亀井清明KiyoakiKamei #細井世思子YoshikoHosoi #新槇英美子EmikoAramaki #瀧下和之KazuyukiTakishita #金丸悠児YujiKanamaru #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.
Yuji Kanamaru
Yuji Kanamaru
Born in Kanagawa in 1978.
Graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts.
Working from a foundation in Nihonga, he develops a distinctive painterly language
defined by unique textures and layered, vibrant yet subtle colors.
Incorporating elements such as fabric, fragments of newspapers, and intentional cracks,
his surfaces generate a singular material presence.
Influenced by his childhood spent in the Middle East,
his work evokes a world where a sense of the unfamiliar and nostalgia intersect.
Yuji Kanamaru
Born in Kanagawa in 1978.
Graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts.
Working from a foundation in Nihonga, he develops a distinctive painterly language
defined by unique textures and layered, vibrant yet subtle colors.
Incorporating elements such as fabric, fragments of newspapers, and intentional cracks,
his surfaces generate a singular material presence.
Influenced by his childhood spent in the Middle East,
his work evokes a world where a sense of the unfamiliar and nostalgia intersect.
Kazuyuki Takishita
Kazuyuki Takishita
Born in Kumamoto in 1975.
Completed his MFA at Tokyo University of the Arts.
His work reinterprets traditional Japanese narratives and motifs
through a distinctive contemporary lens.
In his “Momotaro” series,
he shifts the focus to the ogres, subverting conventional narratives
and presenting them as lively and humorous protagonists.
Characterized by carved lines and vivid colors,
his paintings bridge tradition and modernity with a dynamic and playful approach.
Kazuyuki Takishita
Born in Kumamoto in 1975.
Completed his MFA at Tokyo University of the Arts.
His work reinterprets traditional Japanese narratives and motifs
through a distinctive contemporary lens.
In his “Momotaro” series,
he shifts the focus to the ogres, subverting conventional narratives
and presenting them as lively and humorous protagonists.
Characterized by carved lines and vivid colors,
his paintings bridge tradition and modernity with a dynamic and playful approach.
