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Hew・Hue
TANIUCHI Haruko, KAWAGUCHI Yoko, TAKEDA Sayaka, HASHIMOTO Okina
3/26 wedー4/12 sat
PM 12〜７(until 5pm on the last day)
closed on Sundays, mondays and tuesdays
dmARTIST TALK
4/12(土) PM4〜
speaker
TANIUCHI Haruko, KAWAGUCHI Yoko, TAKEDA Sayaka, HASHIMOTO Okina
In planning an exhibition with sound as its theme, I first thought of the title because I wanted to use a sound like a draft. The English “Hew/Hue” was assigned by association with the sound.The word “hew” means “cut out” and “hue” means “color,” “look,” or “impression. The literal translation would mean something like “cut out/color/impression,” but we believe it can be reinterpreted to mean “to cut out or detach only a color or impression from a certain context.
Although the materials handled by each of the four artists who comprise this exhibition are different, when viewing their works, there is a sense that only the impression of a certain situation has been left behind, and at the same time, a certain pause, as if a breeze is passing between the “work” and the “viewer,” seems to be an important element.
I hope that the arrangement of the four artists' works in a modestly related manner will provide a viewing experience that is like hearing the sound of a breeze passing by.
TANIUCHI Haruko(curator)
TANIUCHI Haruko
Born in Kyoto City in 1986. Completed the doctoral course at Kyoto City University of Arts in 2015(Ph.D.).
I explore how to manipulate the colors and textures of traditional painting materials such as mineral pigments and the imagination brought about by the arrangement of shapes on a flat surface.
TAKEDA Sayaka
Born in Osaka in 1995. Completed a Master's degree in Oil Painting at the Graduate School of Fine Arts, Kyoto City University of Arts, in 2021.
Recent major exhibitions include:
- *Hirogari no Tomoshi*()KOBE STUDIO Y3)
- *Excavation: draw a line / beyond the line*( ()Solo Exhibition, Art Space 氵, 2023)
- *Old Dreams, Shining Butterflies on the Wall* (Studio New Hope, 2023)
- *Walls / Lines* (Solo Exhibition, Gallery 16, 2021)
My work involves deconstructing the process of painting and utilizing it as a medium for expression, thereby creating unique artistic pieces.
KAWAGUCHI Yoko
Born in Osaka in1990, Completed a research course at the Institute of Arts and Culture, Kyoto Saga University of Arts.
I thought that turning the camera on something that moved me unexpectedly in my life was like noticing and feeling a draft. I feel like that wind is an important thing that tells me where I am. I wish I could be as honest as possible with that wind.
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HASHIMOTO Kiona
Born in Nagoya in 1999.
2024 Master of Ceramics major, Kyoto City University of Arts.
Now Lives in Aichi Prefecture. Currently doing creative activities at a shared atelier in Tajimi City, GIfu Prefecture
I seek expressions that allow us to feel the ambiguity likes sensations and images by the worm and soft shapes vessel and the pictorial nature of pottery.
The phenomenon of the glaze, the finger marks made by Tebineri in the clay evoke my own memories, sensations that I usually don’t pay attention to, and imaginary landscapes that suddenly come to mind.
i believe that these ordinary scenes have the room to evoke feelings and memories in the viewer, and I replace it with the expression of pottery as if painting a picture.