Kota Hirakawa
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Kota Hirakawa

28 11月 Kota Hirakawa

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《Tea ceremony in forest-Misotsuchi no Tsurara》*the image is a part of the work
2019
Acrylic and oil on canvas
91×65,2 cm
©︎hirakawa studio

hirakawa studio/ Photo by Mariko Asayama

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Kota Hirakawa

Born in Kochi, Japan, 1987. Lives in Saitama. After graduating from Tokyo University of the Arts, works mainly as a conceptual painter referencing contemporary society in his works. A running theme in his work is ‘The Keisho of Memory’ (“keisho” can mean “inheritance”, “form” and “alarm”) exploring memory and memory lapse. Main exhibitions include “Why not live for Art? II” Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery (2013), “The Vision of Contemporary Art”, The Ueno Royal Museum (2014) and “Catastrophe and the Power of Art” Mori Art Museum (2018). Art Award Tokyo Marunouchi Mitsuichi Estate Award (2013).

《Tea ceremony in forest-Misotsuchi no Tsurara》
2019
Acrylic and oil on canvas
91×65,2 cm
©︎hirakawa studio

《Where Do We Come From? Where Are We Going?-Visitor》
2019
Acrylic and oil on canvas
116.7×91 cm
©︎hirakawa studio

《Tea ceremony in forest-Ono falls》
2018
Acrylic and oil on canvas
164×44.5×4.8 cm
©︎hirakawa studio