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ARTWORKS
Narumi Tsubakino
(Photos 1 and 2)
Transparent
Year: 2020
Material: Acrylic paint on panel
Size: H2273 W1818 D50 mm (each panel)
(Photo 3)
The z-axis 10
Year: 2019
Material: Mixed media
Size: H396 W363 D31 mm
Room: 207
Work Commentary:
This work, ‘Transparent’, was created with spatial composition in architecture and painting, and the concepts underlying architecture and painting as its core. To express the concept of “space and time,” the motifs of “chair,” “lighting,” and ‘stairs’ were selected. The “chair” functions to connect people and space, allowing them to remain in a place or relax. “Stairs” enable vertical movement within space, introducing three-dimensional spatiality. “Lighting,” or “light,” can represent ‘time’ through the shifting shadows caused by the movement of the light source. These chosen motifs are images that prompt the viewer to evoke new “space and time” within the picture plane itself, and they also function as devices for creating those spaces and times.
PROFILE
Born in Osaka Prefecture in 1995. Graduated from Kyoto University of Art and Design, Department of Fine Arts and Crafts, Oil Painting Course in 2018. Currently enrolled in the Master's Program, Painting Field, Oil Painting Course at Kyoto University of Art and Design Graduate School since 2018.Major exhibitions include: “ARTISTS FAIR KYOTO 2021” (Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art / Kyoto / 2021), “Collectors Collective Exhibition vol.3” (MEDEL GALLERY SHU / Tokyo / 2020), “Shibuya Style vol.14” (Seibu Shibuya / Tokyo / 2020), “From The Youth at Senbon kitaoji” (Seishun Gallery Senkitaoji / Kyoto / 2020), “YAE2020” (EUKARYOTE / Tokyo / 2020), “ANTEROOM NAHA_Phase 2020” (Hotel Anteroom Naha GALLERY 9.5 NAHA / Okinawa / 2020), “KUAD ANNUAL 2020 Fieldwork: Contemporary Art as a World Textbook Preview” (Galerie Aube / Kyoto / 2019), “Innocent -P-” (Kyoto International Conference Center / Kyoto / 2019), “Artist’s Tideland KYOTO” (Isetan Shinjuku Men's Building Isetan Men's Residence / Tokyo / 2019), “From the Youth” (Seishun Gallery Senboku / Kyoto / 2019), Graduate School PrPROJECTS Exhibition “Sen no Kage” (Kyoto University of Art and Design Miraikan F201 / Kyoto / 2019), “KUAD ANNUAL 2018 Schrödinger's Cat” (Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum / Tokyo / 2018).