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Atsushi Suwa
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諏訪敦
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A4 size / 176 pages
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: paper
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| Hearing the voices of subcutaneous veins: ...... [Six years after "Can't see anything anyway", this is the first full-fledged collection of his paintings that offers an enjoyment of "the expansion of perception of seeing". About 70 illustrations with a title of his own work. From a single hair to the mass of a person's spirit, Atsushi Suwa draws with a brush power unrivaled by any other artist. The exhibition features the fruits of Suwa's evolution, including his quintessential nudes, a homage to his predecessor in realism, Takahashi Yuichi (Tofu), and a documentary-like work (Abandoned People) that follows in the footsteps of his grandmother who died in Harbin during the war. *Contributed by Thomas Cofer (world-renowned art collector and film director) *Contributed by Noriaki Kitazawa (art critic) Atsushi Suwa Born in Hokkaido, Japan in 1967. After completing the master's program at Musashino Art University, he stayed in Spain as an overseas trainee artist dispatched by the Agency for Cultural Affairs. In 2011, he was featured in NHK Sunday Museum of Art's "Paintings to Remember: Painters Who Draw the Deceased. In 2016, he was featured in the NHK ETV special program "Portrait of Forgotten People: Painter Atsushi Suwa Paints 'Manchurian Refugees'". He is also known as a commentator with a wide range of viewpoints, and currently writes a series of book reviews for Geijutsu Shincho. |
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[Six years after "Can't see anything anyway", this is the first full-fledged collection of his paintings that offers an enjoyment of "the expansion of perception of seeing".
About 70 illustrations with a title of his own work.
From a single hair to the mass of a person's spirit, Atsushi Suwa draws with a brush power unrivaled by any other artist.
The exhibition features the fruits of Suwa's evolution, including his quintessential nudes, a homage to his predecessor in realism, Takahashi Yuichi (Tofu), and a documentary-like work (Abandoned People) that follows in the footsteps of his grandmother who died in Harbin during the war.
*Contributed by Thomas Cofer (world-renowned art collector and film director)
*Contributed by Noriaki Kitazawa (art critic)
Atsushi Suwa
Born in Hokkaido, Japan in 1967.
After completing the master's program at Musashino Art University, he stayed in Spain as an overseas trainee artist dispatched by the Agency for Cultural Affairs.
In 2011, he was featured in NHK Sunday Museum of Art's "Paintings to Remember: Painters Who Draw the Deceased.
In 2016, he was featured in the NHK ETV special program "Portrait of Forgotten People: Painter Atsushi Suwa Paints 'Manchurian Refugees'".
He is also known as a commentator with a wide range of viewpoints, and currently writes a series of book reviews for Geijutsu Shincho.
皮ふ下の静脈の声が聞こえる……
『どうせなにも見えない』から6年、“視るという知覚の拡張”を堪能する初の本格画集。
図版約70点・自作解題付 1本の「髪毛」から人の「精神の塊」まで、他の追従を許さない筆力で描きあげる諏訪敦。
真骨頂のヌードをメインに、写実の先人・高橋由一へのオマージュ《豆腐》、戦中ハルピンで亡くなった祖母の足跡を追ったドキュメント的制作《棄民》まで、進化の成果をここに結実。
●寄稿:トーマス・コーファー(アートコレクターとして世界的に有名な映画監督)
●寄稿:北澤憲昭氏(美術評論家)
諏訪敦（すわ あつし） 1967年、北海道生まれ。
武蔵野美術大学大学院修士課程修了のち文化庁芸術家派遣在外研修員にてスペインに滞在。
2011年、NHK日曜美術館「記憶に辿りつく絵画~亡き人を描く画家~」放映。
2016年、NHK ETV特集「忘れられた人々の肖像~画家・諏訪敦 “満州難民”を描く~」放映。
幅広い視点による論客としても知られ、現在「 芸術新潮」にて書評連載を担当中。