This time Japan in the bridge Art.jp, We will hold a group exhibition by 11 ambitious young artists who will lead the new art scene.
Please take this opportunity to enjoy the many works of young artists whose brilliant personalities and keen insight are fascinating.
● Exhibiting Artists
R・Y・O
With creatures as the main motif, he works on the work while valuing the elegant and sophisticated worldview that can be expressed from the contrast between black and white, and the inspiration he gained during the production process. When I turn the vector of my consciousness to the words "healing, love, and death" for living things, inspiration arises. We can't communicate with each other, but for some reason we can communicate with each other with our consciousness. He is interested in it, reconstructing and embodying inner emotions that cannot be visually captured. The expression technique is to make full use of pen drawings and line drawings, and to express the vitality of living things with unique dots and lines, and to depict them meticulously without compromise on details. The contrast between black and white mentioned above is also to reduce the amount of information with color and to clarify the strength of the lines in order to embody the detailed expression. Some of his works depict monochrome as accent colors to make the monotone worldview stand out.
Recently, he was selected for the 2021 100 People 10 EXHIBITION (Shinwa Auction), where his detailed and delicate worldview attracted attention and was highly praised.
Kumiko Yamada
The people I draw are myself, and they are also the common psychology of human beings. And from the fact that "a person cannot live alone", he depicts flowers and butterflies that mean others. I myself am supported by many people. I have drawn the "Longing for Fusion" series and the "White Nights" series, all of which are related to the deep psychology of human beings. "Longing for Fusion" depicts the ultimate love of "two people wanting to become one". The "White Nights" series is a work that reveals the hearts of women because natural forms that are usually invisible in the darkness of the night are revealed. In any case, it depicts the heart of a woman. There is not much I can do, but I would appreciate it if you could sympathize with the work I drew.
Ryuji Takeshima
It depicts the moment when people and landscapes shine in everyday life.
In the daily life that passes casually, if you look closely, you will find various places. You can discover wonderful scenes.
Does a little light make the scenery in front of you look like a picture? I came to want to paint a picture of the excitement I felt when I discovered it.
I think watercolor painting, which gives the feeling of freedom of the mind, suits me well. I would be happy if I could share even a little bit of the excitement I discovered with someone.
Juri Hashimoto
I wanted to get involved in Japan culture because of my long life abroad, and after returning to Japan, I started painting ink painting, but then I missed color and started painting Japan paintings. While I feel the difficulty of dialogue with rock paint every day, I still enjoy expressing the brilliance of life. Pet portraits are also accepted in Japan.
Ree.
Born in 1973 in Obihiro City, Hokkaido. I have always had memories of colors and scents from my childhood. I use it in my work
Also, the origin of the activity is The long-awaited "Chihiro Iwasaki" I admire the bleeding of that color
Inheriting the blood of his father, who has a heart for drawing Won a prize at an exhibition in junior high school Learned watercolor when I was a member of society Exhibited at an exhibition at the Obihiro Centennial Memorial Hall
Soyogi Kodama
We are attracted to things that cannot grasp substance. I would like to engrave the expression of these moments on the copper plate.
Akemi Ikawa
With pink as the main color, it is a unique pictorial expression that combines botanical art and watercolor painting to depict the best moments of flowers full of vitality and fragrance. I went to several painting classes and learned painting. Starting with the roses I love, I draw plants and butterflies.
Servant but
He has been drawing since he was a child as if he were talking to the gods around him. Inspired by the beautiful and heart-stirring shapes around us, we aim to express a feeling of goodness and whoops that cannot be put into words. He draws on canvas or watercolor paper with oil, acrylic, pen, watercolor pencil, etc. As if drawing in a generous yet stoic manner, he uses beautiful shapes around him and everyday things such as snapshots.
Minatoya Yoshiki
He has been drawing since he was a child as if he were talking to the gods around him. Inspired by the beautiful and heart-stirring shapes around us, we aim to express a feeling of goodness and whoops that cannot be put into words. He draws on canvas or watercolor paper with oil, acrylic, pen, watercolor pencil, etc. As if drawing in a generous yet stoic manner, he uses beautiful shapes around him and everyday things such as snapshots.
Fumiho Suzuki
I visited France under the influence of my mother, who was an art teacher when I was a child, and was strongly impressed by David's coronation of Napoleon, and began to paint in earnest. I used to paint oil paintings, but now I am attracted to the transparency of watercolors and paint them. The motif is about 100 kinds of garden flowers grown from seeds and bulbs, and I have come to draw flowers while comparing them with children. Watercolor painting also has the fun of controlling water and manipulating colors. There is a refined beauty that is not just a coincidence.
Mieko Okuda
The watercolor paintings of landscapes, flowers, and stories that feel light and wind are comforting with a sense of warmth similar to human skin. The world cut out from the artist's unique perspective is depicted in gentle colors, enveloping the viewer with kindness. You can feel the playfulness and are not trapped in royal expressions.