kimiko yamada

I create original patterns with the sympathy of seeing patterns when I eat food. The pattern is called "Taste Pattern".
I am fascinated by the textiles that repeat the two-dimensional expression, and I want to condense it into a single picture, which is the style of my current style. All silkscreen...

I create original patterns with the sympathy of seeing patterns when I eat food. The pattern is called "Taste Pattern".
I am fascinated by the textiles that repeat the two-dimensional expression, and I want to condense it into a single picture, which is the style of my current style. All silkscreen patterns are "taste patterns".
As a belief, in order to remind me of the standards of beauty as a Japanese in myself, I like to see the tools of tea ceremony, Japanese gardens, and people like Ogata Korin, Kobori Enshu, Maruyama Okyo and Sesshu.
I want to make a work that exudes Japanese beauty from within, not from form.
Based on this "self-image", a graduation project at a university created the "shell" of living things on Japanese paper.
It is a work based on the concept of "a reminder of the existence of living things."
Later, the concept was transformed into painting, and the existence and non-existence of living things was at stake.