Sawako Nasu《a swept landscape》
¥44,000
Year: 2023
Edition: unique
Size: 31.0×41.0×0.1 cm
Medium: pastel on paper ※acrylicボックスは付属しません。
Exhibition history: December 2023, biscuit gallery Christmas exhibition (biscuit gallery)
Sawako Nasu
Born in 東京都, 1996
2021 Graduated, Oil Painting, Department of Painting, Faculty of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts
2023 Completed MFA, First Studio of Oil Painting, Graduate School of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts
Sawako Nasu speaks of distance, connection, and relationship using the language of painting. 'How can one touch the paintings of the past?' Nasu says this when reflecting on her own practice. At the root of her work lies a gaze toward the absolute, unbridgeable distance between the classical or Modernist paintings and eras she admires and herself living in the present, and it is precisely this sensibility that gives her art its thoroughgoing vision. Contrasting the era of classical painting with the era to which she, a contemporary, belongs, Nasu engages with the possibilities of painting. Her stance goes beyond the scope of her personal interest; it can be said to hold a contemporary awareness that searches for what is possible at the cutting edge of an ever-updating history of art.
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*Please allow 2–3 weeks for delivery of the work.
Edition: unique
Size: 31.0×41.0×0.1 cm
Medium: pastel on paper ※acrylicボックスは付属しません。
Exhibition history: December 2023, biscuit gallery Christmas exhibition (biscuit gallery)
Sawako Nasu
Born in 東京都, 1996
2021 Graduated, Oil Painting, Department of Painting, Faculty of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts
2023 Completed MFA, First Studio of Oil Painting, Graduate School of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts
Sawako Nasu speaks of distance, connection, and relationship using the language of painting. 'How can one touch the paintings of the past?' Nasu says this when reflecting on her own practice. At the root of her work lies a gaze toward the absolute, unbridgeable distance between the classical or Modernist paintings and eras she admires and herself living in the present, and it is precisely this sensibility that gives her art its thoroughgoing vision. Contrasting the era of classical painting with the era to which she, a contemporary, belongs, Nasu engages with the possibilities of painting. Her stance goes beyond the scope of her personal interest; it can be said to hold a contemporary awareness that searches for what is possible at the cutting edge of an ever-updating history of art.
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*Please allow 2–3 weeks for delivery of the work.