会期：2023.11.17 Fri. - 12.2 Sat.
時間：12:00 - 18:30 closed mon,sun, national holidays
会場：四季彩舎
この度、四季彩舎ではモンスターをモチーフに制作をする二人のアーティストの展覧会「Monster:モンスター」の第二弾を開催します。
小林は日本画の技法を用いて、今考えている事柄や、日常、喜怒哀楽、記憶など、流動的な頭の中のイメージを動物や化け物として具象化させ、自身の頭の中の住人として表現しています。
三平は生活の中で見た人々や、自分自身に起きた出来事・自分のコンプレックス、 社会現象や世の中に起きた事件などを頭の中でモンスター化し、表現しています。
ボロシリケイトガラスと呼ばれる強化ガラスの一種を使用し、ガラスをバーナーの火の中に入れて溶かしながらモチーフを形成するバーナーワークと呼ばれる技法で制作しています。
昨年の展覧会以降、国内外にて活躍を続ける小林繭乃と三平硝子。
二人に共通するモンスターというモチーフの中で素材や技法が全く異なる手段による作品をお楽しみください。
Monster:モンスター vol.2
小林繭乃×三平硝子
2023年11月17日（金）ー12月2日（土）
12:00-18:30 日月祝 休廊
Mayuno Kobayashi
Mayuno Kobayashi (b. 1993, Aichi, Japan) completed her MFA in Japanese Painting at Joshibi University of Art and Design.
Grounded in the techniques of traditional Japanese painting, she transforms emotions and memories drawn from everyday life into images of animals and imaginary creatures.
Through these playful and approachable motifs, Kobayashi projects the complexities of human emotion and inner experience, weaving together personal memories and cultural influences to create a distinctive visual world.
In 2024, she held her first solo exhibition, A Delightful Abyss, at SHIKISAISHA and received the ONE ART AWARD 2024.
Mayuno Kobayashi (b. 1993, Aichi, Japan) completed her MFA in Japanese Painting at Joshibi University of Art and Design.
Grounded in the techniques of traditional Japanese painting, she transforms emotions and memories drawn from everyday life into images of animals and imaginary creatures.
Through these playful and approachable motifs, Kobayashi projects the complexities of human emotion and inner experience, weaving together personal memories and cultural influences to create a distinctive visual world.
In 2024, she held her first solo exhibition, A Delightful Abyss, at SHIKISAISHA and received the ONE ART AWARD 2024.
Shoko Mihira
Shoko Mihira
Born in Tokyo in 1979.
His work explores a unique world of monsters, shaped by inner emotions and personal experiences drawn from everyday life.
Using burner-work techniques, he melts and forms glass tubes into intricate shapes,
encasing liquids and threads to visualize an internal world.
Both humorous and enigmatic, his creatures evoke a distinct sense of narrative and lingering presence.
Shoko Mihira
Born in Tokyo in 1979.
His work explores a unique world of monsters, shaped by inner emotions and personal experiences drawn from everyday life.
Using burner-work techniques, he melts and forms glass tubes into intricate shapes,
encasing liquids and threads to visualize an internal world.
Both humorous and enigmatic, his creatures evoke a distinct sense of narrative and lingering presence.
