Takashi HINODA: Alternative Muscles |
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Published: August 03 2011 |
"Lost People in the Woods" We are pleased to announce Takashi Hinoda's solo exhibition ‘Alternative Muscles ’ at imura art gallery tokyo. This exhibition traveled from imura art gallery kyoto (exhibited from 2011.6.4 to 7.23). At imura art gallery kyoto, it was the second solo show for him at our gallery since 2009. Takashi Hinoda, born in Kobe, 1968, works and lives in Kyoto. He graduated from Osaka University of Arts, Major in ceramics, 1991. Currently, teaches at Kyoto Saga University of Arts. Takashi Hinoda has expressed his ceramic works using graphic and characters inspired by Japanese manga and American comics. Between 2004 and 2005, Hinoda began experimenting with the two-dimensional space on the surface of his forms. He uses a unique style of drawing and vivid color areas, skillfully manipulating self-adhesive sheets. The three-dimensional forms intersect and co-exist with the two-dimensional expression on their surface. Hinoda refers to this world as “2.5 dimensions.” In it, we move back and forth between real and virtual dimensions with a sense of something strange occurring in the encounter with eccentric forms. The installation made by Hinoda is also remarkable. He creates the space by cutting and putting self-adhesive sheets, like his works, on the wall, the floor and the ceiling . It seems like getting the graphic and the lines out from the surface of his works. Hinoda’s works and his installation have appreciated in Japan, Asian countries, U.S. and in Europe. In this exhibition at imura art gallery tokyo, we present about 5 works. Hinoda will show the audiences his original vision for the form of body in the future as-yet-unknown. On 20th August (18:00-), we will have the artist talk; Takashi Hinoda x Hitoshi Odajima (illustrator, designer). Please come visit us and enjoy the exhibition and the altist talk on 20th August. Hitoshi ODAJIMA Artist Statement * The text provided by IMURA ART GALLERY Period: Saturday, August 6 - Saturday, September 3, 2011 |
Last Updated on August 06 2011 |