YUTA NAKAMURA SOLO EXHIBITION

 

good evening



It will be held today at CEDARWOOD
This is the second solo exhibition this year.


YUTA NAKAMURA SOLO EXHIBITION
8/12 (Thu.) --29 (Sun.)


13:00-19:00


@CEDARWOOD

 

This time is Japanese painting.


The most focus of artist Nakamura


"plant"


There are a wide variety of beautiful flowers and unusual plants.


Traditional flower bird painting

From designs such as cherry blossoms, camellia and bellflower
A cactus that breaks that concept.
Choose a huge anthulium drawn on a gold folding screen as a subject

We appeal to the aesthetics that the Japanese are potentially prepared
It is an innovative motif that connects tradition to modern times.

 

Title: Spring evening

Color on Paper

227 x 227mm

¥ 44,000 (TAX IN)

Title: Summer evening

Color on Paper

227 x 227mm

¥ 44,000 (TAX IN)

Title: Autumn evening

Color on Paper

227 x 227mm

¥ 44,000 (TAX IN)

Title: Winter evening

Color on Paper

227 x 227mm

¥ 44,000 (TAX IN)

Title: Wish for the stars

Color on Paper

454 x 158mm

¥ 49,500 (TAX IN)

Title: 象 象 象 象 象 象 象 象 象 象 象 宮

Color on Paper

227 x 158mm

¥ 27,500 (TAX IN)

Title: Cooling

Color on Paper

410 x 330mm

¥ 28,600 (TAX IN)

Title: Summer Day

Color on Paper

50 x 50mm

¥ 8,800 (TAX IN)

Title: Yukika

Color on Paper

60 x 60 mm

(Parking: Keita Sudo)

¥ 38,500 (TAX IN)

Title: King

INK on Partition gold folding screen

1800 x 1800mm

¥ 330,000 (TAX IN)

"The flow of the Yukukawa is constantly, and it is not in the original water.
The fingering that floats in the stagnation is gone and tied, and after a long time, there is no reminder. People in the world, Mika, and again. "
[Honjo] Some excerpts from the beginning.


There is nothing that does not change.
Even if it looks like it doesn't change at first glance
It is something that shifts over time.


There is no absolute beauty.

Go against the times, and try to stop pushing. It's just ugly.

While being swayed by my own sensitivity.
Please value your current values.

 

So is myself.
that's why.

"Please cherish it," after all. Let's look for it.

I haven't seen it yet, looking for a new feeling.

* Please contact us for works that are not published online shops.

Yuta Nakamura
Born in Shizuoka Prefecture and lives in Kyoto Prefecture.
After graduating from the Japanese Painting Department of the Faculty of Art, Kyoto City University of the Arts, he joined Kyoto Nishinjin Kyogen Kobo.
He learns traditional Japanese patterns and patterns while feeling the outstanding technology of Kyogen craftsmen on their skin.
Currently, the theme of rare plants and creatures in Japan and overseas
Good decorative/allegory in the flower bird painting,
Convention of nature and humans,
Focusing on the memories and memories of them that they work, they produce Japanese paintings.
He has published his work at solo exhibitions and group exhibitions.