
Holiday Numata moonlight exhibition from Thursday, January 7 to Wednesday, January 13 of messenger of God Divine Messengers' Day Off: Gekko Numata Exhibition
Artglorieux GALLERY OF TOKYO
Gallery
"Bloom fortune-telling"
"The last paradise"
We are affected by space constitution of Japanese painting and draw animals full of life in screen.
In late years we receive inspiration from sculpture or fusuma picture in Shinto shrine Buddhist temples and produce.
"What do messengers of God hearing human commission and wish do on holiday that there is sometimes every day?…"
We put story to screen while using such an imagination.
Numata moonlight
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In my works, whose spatial compositions have been influenced by the Japanese painting (Nihonga) genre, I strive to depict animals in vivid and lively ways.
In recent years, I have taken inspiration from the wood carvings, paintings on fusuma (sliding partitions/doors) and other types of art seen in Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples.
The various messengers of the gods work hard listening to people’s wishes and prayers, but I wanted to show how they spend their free time on days off.
This is what I thought about when creating the underlying narrative behind these pieces.
Gekko Numata
Floor: 5F
Event name: Holiday Numata moonlight exhibition of messenger of God
Period: 2021.01.07 - 2021.01.13
It was finished
*We are closed at 6:00 p.m. on the last day
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