草間彌生などのコンテンポラリーアートをお探しの方に
日本語
English
野田コンテンポラリー
  ホーム 展覧会 アーティスト スケジュール ショッピング ギャラリー情報 アクセス リンク コンタクト

  EXHIBITION PAST EXHIBITIONSFUTURE EXHIBITIONS
   

Children are Objects of Music

                                                               First there is sound.

                                                               If very small particles are vibrating

                                                               Then everything and everyone are all dancing.

 

                                                               Glancing over, the rhythm is felt through the placement of the cups and plates on the table.

                                                               Rhythm can also be felt from footsteps and blinking, the lie of hair and patterns

                                                               There is also music in the variation of the colors of the sea.

                                                               Possibly there are no things that are the same whatsoever because the sound possessed is different.

                                                               At times the same sound may be circulated and the same rhythm may be danced to.

 

                                                               In a painting the object drawn and the rhythm are simultaneously made.

                                                               Sometimes the sound can slowly become visible,

                                                               Sometimes the character and rhythm can instantly form.

                                                               It must be that I am not drawing humans or objects, but perhaps I am drawing the respective sounds.

 

   
   
It sometimes comes into sight(Skull) It sometimes comes into sight(Smile)
1800×1800mm 1800×1800mm
oil on canvas oil on canvas

   
   
Born from Ear Dancing in woods Woods in dancing
degital print     3-piece set     
650×485mm   each    
edition:35        AP:5/ HC:10/PP:2            
printed by Edition Works            
published by NODACONTEMPORARY            

Reflection

Yu Hara

Planet Earth has its surface covered with water.

Human bodies are filled with water.

On the water are reflected the surrounding sceneries,on the ground their shadows.

We are in the world of reflections. Why are we so?

We see ourselves in the glass and in the mirror. We raise children or living images of us.

We constantly recall day-to-day experiences and episodes in the past.

We take pictures,make sketches,and transcribe sutras. Why do we so?

We spend so much transferring and transcribing.

Maybe in response to a call from water running inside and outside of us.

Various images in the work have been transferred from printed materials.

While transferring images with pigments,there is a moment when my mind is calmed and emptied .

I painted as if I am to be water,continuously reflecting.

This digital print is just like a reflection of the oil painting.

                                                                                                       Yu Hara


Yu  Hara   profile

1999

B.F.A., Tokyo Zokei University

2001

?M.F.A. in oil painting, Graduate School of Fine Arts, Tokyo National University of Fine Arts & Music

2002

Finishes a graduate course under Hirotoshi Sakaguchi at the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts & Music

EXIHIBITION

 
2002 Conversion≒Translation” (with Rintaro HARA), Ueno-Yanaka Art Link, Tokyo
2003

“Young Artists on Aiko Miyawaki’s ‘Utsurohi’,” Museum Haus Kasuya, Kanagawa Prefecture

  ?Gallery 21+Yo, Tokyo
  “Weather and Opportunity and Transcription,” Ayumi Gallery, Tokyo
 

Gallery Mori Orimoto Residence, Ehime Prefecture

 

?“Mobius Egg” (with Rintaro HARA), Sendai Mediatheque, Sendai; and Parthenon Tama, Tokyo

2004

“My Little Garden,” JR Tower Artwork Competition (with Chika KATO), JR Tower, Hokkaido Prefecture

  “Under Trial,” Contemporary Art Space Osaka (CASO)
   
2005 The 23rd All-Japan Painting Competition “Izubi,” Shizuoka Prefecture
  “never lasting,” La Galerie des Nakamura, Tokyo
 

“The Flying Classroom,” Kitahiroshima Elementary School, Hokkaido Prefecture

  ?Illustrations for “Kaoru Kitamura’s Mystery House”, Shinchosha Publishing Co.
2006

“Sakura Switch,” Art Gaia Kawaguchiko Museum, Yamanashi Prefecture

  Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennial 2006, Niigata Prefecture
 

?“In Commemoration of the 10th Year of Takao Okamura’s Curatorship,” Ayumi Gallery, Tokyo

 

Illustrations for the book “Princess Kaguya Being Sniffed At ? Remixing Japanese Old Tales,” Magazine House

2007 “playroom,” La Galerie des Nakamura, Tokyo
  “&”NODA CONTEMPORARY, Nagoya
 

?Encouragement Prize, Japan Media Arts Festival

2008

“The moon princess being smelled by ~ Japanese old tales remixes” Takashimaya Shinjyuku, Tokyo

2009 「Priming Water」NODA CONTEMPORARY BEIJING
2010 「rain barrel」LA GALERIE DES NAKAMURA/TOKYO
2011 「Yu Hara solo exhibition」Matsuzakaya  Nagoya
  「Frying Classroom」Nagi Museum of contemporary art

ART FAIR

 
2012 Art Fair Tokyo
2011 Art Fair Tokyo
2010 Cutlog Paris nominated of Cutlog prize
  AHAF Asis Top Gallery Hotel Art Fair  Soeul
  Art Fair Tokyo
2009 Art Expo Malaysia
  Art Expo Malaysia
  CIGE/Beijing
  Art Fair Tokyo
2008 Tokyo contemporary Art Fair  Toubi Artforum/tokyo
2007 Tokyo contemporary Art Fair  Toubi Artforum/tokyo
  Asian Contemporary Art Fair New York 2007


EXHIBITIONPAST EXHIBITIONSFUTURE EXHIBITIONS 上へ戻る
〒460-0008 名古屋市中区栄3丁目32番9号アークロック栄ビル3F info@nodacontemporary.com


Copyright (C) NODA CONTEMPORARY  All Rights Reserved. 〒460-0008 名古屋市中区栄3丁目32番9号アークロック栄ビル3F  MAIL.info@nodacontamporary.com
PRIVACY POLICY