この度、四季彩舎では6回目を迎えるグループ展「彩旬 会」を開催いたします。 彩旬会は昨年より会期を前期と後期に分け、季節をテーマに織り交ぜた展開を始めました。 後期となる今展では瀧下和之、山村龍太郎毅望、新たに大塚浩平、武内明子の2人を迎え 装（よそおい）をテーマにそれぞれの個性のぶつかり合う意欲的な内容となります。
彩旬会 ー装・冬ー
大塚浩平 瀧下和之 武内明子 山村龍太郎毅望
2012年1月27日（金）〜2月4日（土）11:00-18:30 会期中無休
#2012 #山村龍太郎毅望RyutarotakemochiYamamura #瀧下和之KazuyukiTakishita
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.
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.
