東京美術倶楽部
東京美術倶楽部
November 19 – 21, 2010
四季彩舎はプリュス-トウキョウ・コンテンポラリーアートフェアに参加します。
今展では斉藤望・山村龍太郎毅望の2人を展覧いたします。
斉藤の作品は、金箔の上にテンペラ・アクリルを用いて写実的な植物を描いています。
キャンパス全面に金箔をあしらい、ともするとキツイ印象になりそうですが、角のとれたキャンパスの丸みが、全体をやわらかなイメージへと誘います。
そこへ斉藤の愛する花々が、金箔の上で妖艶な美を演出し独特の陰影、オリエンタルな世界観を感じさせます。
一方、山村の作品は群生する色彩の植物をどこまでも細かく、徹底して精緻に描きます。
花や葉、それに群がる蟲が蠢きひとつの塊となり一つの画面に強烈な存在感と立体感を放ちながら浮遊しています。
斎藤望のオリエンタルな世界観と山村龍太郎毅望の描く毒々しい植物と蟲が重なり合
う、二人の雅な世界をご堪能下さい。
+PLUS Tokyo Contemporary Art Fair
■出品作家：斉藤望・山村龍太郎毅望
■会期：
2010年11月19日（金） 16:00-20:00
2010年11月20日（土） 11:00-20:00
2010年11月21日（日） 11:00-17:00
■会場：東美アートフォーラム（東京美術倶楽部ビル3階4階）
東京美術倶楽部 東京都港区新橋6-19-15
■入場料：1,000円（期間中の1日のみ有効）小学生以下は無料
■協力東京美術倶楽部 art_icle
Nozomi Saito
Born in Hokkaido in 1957.
Graduated from the Special Fine Arts Program, Faculty of Education, Iwate University. Member of the Shutaika Art Association.
Using tempera and acrylic paint over gold leaf, the artist renders plants with striking realism, infusing them with a vivid sense of life. Within the radiance of gold leaf, these botanical forms appear newly animated.
The gesso and gold leaf applied to wooden panels may initially give a strong impression. However, through the artist’s meticulous technique, the depicted plants bring a sense of softness to the entire composition, their rounded forms gently enveloping the pictorial space.
Born in Hokkaido in 1957.
Graduated from the Special Fine Arts Program, Faculty of Education, Iwate University. Member of the Shutaika Art Association.
Using tempera and acrylic paint over gold leaf, the artist renders plants with striking realism, infusing them with a vivid sense of life. Within the radiance of gold leaf, these botanical forms appear newly animated.
The gesso and gold leaf applied to wooden panels may initially give a strong impression. However, through the artist’s meticulous technique, the depicted plants bring a sense of softness to the entire composition, their rounded forms gently enveloping the pictorial space.
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.
