I planned to live in France forever, but due to my children living in Japan and Corona, I returned to Japan in 2020 after taking a break from my 32-year life in France.
I looked for a place to live to incorporate Mt. Fuji, which I had drawn before I went to France, into my last work.
I am now very satisfied with the environment where I can calmly work hard in the warm Shizuoka Prefecture. Mt. Fuji spreading out in front of you is mysterious and gives you a lot of energy every day. The climate of Japan, which is different from France, also opens up new eyes for production.
I would like to create a different work with this culture as a whole in mind.
●Takaya Shu
He moved to France with his two children in 1988 when he was 40 years old.
He had a strong desire to touch the elite of art, and although he was anxious, he was determined to burn with hope.
I had a house, and before I knew it, more than 30 years had passed.
I was able to touch the core of art not only in France but also in Europe as a whole, and I returned to Japan in 2020 with the feeling that I had gained a great harvest.
I had decided for a long time that if I wanted to return to Japan, I would paint Mt. Fuji, so I settled at the foot of Mt. Fuji in Yamanashi. I am always on-the-spot, I never use photography.
He continues to create easels in nature. This is my way of life and my creed.
[Biography]
In 1947
・Born in Suita City, Osaka Prefecture
In 1965
・Graduated from Osaka Prefectural Ibaraki High School
In 1970
・Graduated from the Department of Oil Painting, Faculty of Art and Design, Musashino Art University, and has been working independently since then.
In 1981
・First solo exhibition at Osaka Art Club Since then, solo exhibitions have been held every year
In 1988
・Moved to France and set up a base
In 1988
・Solo exhibition at Carrefour Japon, Paris
In 1989
・Selected for the Salon d'Automne in Paris
In 1989
・Exhibited at the Compiègne Exhibition
In 1990
・Exhibited at the 12th World Biennale in Mérignac
1990~
・Exhibited at the Salon d'Automne in Paris
In 1992
・Cologne Japan Culture Exhibition
In 2000
・Marc (France) Exhibition Invited Exhibitor
In 2001
・Exhibited at the Salon des Andépandants stand, Paris
1989~2002
・Invited exhibition of Saint-Jean in the city of Epponne
In 2003
・Moving to Provence, southern France
In 2020
・Return to Japan
Tokyo Daimaru / Osaka Daimaru / Hakata Daimaru / Hiroshima Fukuya / Fujisawa Gallery Otsuka
Fujisawa Seibu / Printemps Ginza / Osaka Chayamachi Gallery / Ashiya Gallery Fuji
Solo exhibition every year at F.E.I. MUSEUM YOKOHAMA and other venues
Currently living in Shizuoka Prefecture
■Next solo exhibition informationhttps://www.artakaya.com/newpage8.html
Takaya Osamu Web Solo Exhibition
From France to the foot of Fuji
2025.04.16 ~ 2025.04.30
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高屋修
He moved to France with his two children in 1988 when he was 40 years old. He had a strong desire to touch the elite of art, and although he was anxious, he was determined to burn with hope. I had a house, and before I knew it, more than 30 years had passed. I was able to touch the core of art not only in France but also in Europe as a whole, and I returned to Japan in 2020 with the feeling that I had gained a great harvest. I had decided for a long time that if I wanted to return to Japan, I would paint Mt. Fuji, so I settled at the foot of Mt. Fuji in Yamanashi. I am always on-the-spot, I never use photography. He continues to create easels in nature. This is my way of life and my creed.
[Biography]
In 1947
・Born in Suita City, Osaka Prefecture
In 1965
・Graduated from Osaka Prefectural Ibaraki High School
In 1970
・Graduated from the Department of Oil Painting, Faculty of Art and Design, Musashino Art University, and has been working independently since then.
In 1981
・First solo exhibition at Osaka Art Club Since then, solo exhibitions have been held every year
In 1988
・Moved to France and set up a base
In 1988
・Solo exhibition at Carrefour Japon, Paris
In 1989
・Selected for the Salon d'Automne in Paris
In 1989
・Exhibited at the Compiègne Exhibition
In 1990
・Exhibited at the 12th World Biennale in Mérignac
1990~
・Exhibited at the Salon d'Automne in Paris
In 1992
・Cologne Japan Culture Exhibition
In 2000
・Marc (France) Exhibition Invited Exhibitor
In 2001
・Exhibited at the Salon des Andépandants stand, Paris
1989~2002
・Invited exhibition of Saint-Jean in the city of Epponne
In 2003
・Moving to Provence, southern France
In 2020
・Return to Japan
Tokyo Daimaru / Osaka Daimaru / Hakata Daimaru / Hiroshima Fukuya / Fujisawa Gallery Otsuka
Fujisawa Seibu / Printemps Ginza / Osaka Chayamachi Gallery / Ashiya Gallery Fuji
Solo exhibition every year at F.E.I. MUSEUM YOKOHAMA and other venues
Currently living in Shizuoka Prefecture
■Next solo exhibition informationhttps://www.artakaya.com/newpage8.html
[Biography]
In 1947
・Born in Suita City, Osaka Prefecture
In 1965
・Graduated from Osaka Prefectural Ibaraki High School
In 1970
・Graduated from the Department of Oil Painting, Faculty of Art and Design, Musashino Art University, and has been working independently since then.
In 1981
・First solo exhibition at Osaka Art Club Since then, solo exhibitions have been held every year
In 1988
・Moved to France and set up a base
In 1988
・Solo exhibition at Carrefour Japon, Paris
In 1989
・Selected for the Salon d'Automne in Paris
In 1989
・Exhibited at the Compiègne Exhibition
In 1990
・Exhibited at the 12th World Biennale in Mérignac
1990~
・Exhibited at the Salon d'Automne in Paris
In 1992
・Cologne Japan Culture Exhibition
In 2000
・Marc (France) Exhibition Invited Exhibitor
In 2001
・Exhibited at the Salon des Andépandants stand, Paris
1989~2002
・Invited exhibition of Saint-Jean in the city of Epponne
In 2003
・Moving to Provence, southern France
In 2020
・Return to Japan
Tokyo Daimaru / Osaka Daimaru / Hakata Daimaru / Hiroshima Fukuya / Fujisawa Gallery Otsuka
Fujisawa Seibu / Printemps Ginza / Osaka Chayamachi Gallery / Ashiya Gallery Fuji
Solo exhibition every year at F.E.I. MUSEUM YOKOHAMA and other venues
Currently living in Shizuoka Prefecture
■Next solo exhibition informationhttps://www.artakaya.com/newpage8.html
Venue
Japan Bridge Art.jp
Exhibition period
2025.04.16 ~ 2025.04.30