WEB Group Exhibition|NAselection Exhibition - Artists Who Excite the Present - Vol.1

 
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  
●雪晴美｜Yuki HarumiI loved to draw from an early age. The year after the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011, I was able to see various colors, sounds, scents, letters, shapes, etc. during meditation, and I began to interact with various energies such as the universe and divine beings. Currently, I see and feel the flow of energy through color and shape, and I am painting "Heart Energy Art". What is visible What cannot be seen. All of them are lumps of energy. I draw the beautiful energy vibrations and colors on paper. I would be happy if something warm, soft, or beautiful resonated with the energy of your heart. 　
●Kato's wife. ｜KatotumaDraw digital abstract paintings in a sensory way. Action 98pt, Defense 76pt, Charm 123pt I do everything I want to do. Playing and Talking DTMREMIX Affiliates Exhibitions Subjects, etc. All items are not for sale. It's all my property. 　
●Madoka|MadokaBorn in Yokohama, he studied charcoal painting, pencil drawing, and oil painting as a child. He began painting inspirational art when he volunteered during the Great East Japan Earthquake. He then studied pastel painting, pointillism mandala art, and alcoholic ink art. I came across acrylic paints, such as people and things in nature. Inspired by the "colors", "energy" and "sounds" he feels every day, he began to paint abstract paintings using various media, which has led to this day. Because I intuitively chose colors and textures to draw the energy I felt at that time, I don't remember how the picture was created or how I drew it. I will never be able to draw a similar picture again. When I was drawing, I felt like I was playing with colors while talking. Although it is a painting, I don't use a brush much, and I mainly use fluid art that I draw by pouring paint or dripping it, as well as paint knives, sponges, and cloth. In addition to paints, sand, fine glass, ceramics, modeling paste, etc. are also mixed to express energy with different textures. I would be happy if people who see the paintings can "feel something", "see something", "enjoy the colors", and "enjoy the sounds" that come from the colors and textures. 　
●frenzy|frenzyThe concept is "human beauty". 　
●shiop｜shiopI originally liked to observe various things I see in my daily life, and if I accumulate too much of it, I will get a puncture, so I started unconsciously adjusting it by making something. I've also been to acrylic and oil painting, but the fluctuations of watercolor are perfect for me now, so I draw watercolors. At first glance, it is often called an abstract painting, but since I put the color first and then paint what comes out of it, it is surprisingly more figurative from my point of view, but I think the fun of art is that the way it looks changes depending on the viewer, so I would like to hear the impressions of many people. 　
●小野山遙華｜Onoyama HarukaFor 20 years, he has been creating abstract works that highlight the beauty of line expression and the beauty of margins in calligraphy. Images are very personal, such as the changing seasons, events in life, and the feelings of a small individual when faced with social situations. I believe that this is what can lead to universal design. He studied architectural design at university and graduate school, and is taking on the challenge of rethinking calligraphy from a design perspective. Calligraphy Art Hiunkai Doujin Mainichi Exhibition Members