Kazuki Takamatsu Art Collection We Are Free To Kill Our Lives

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Monochrome, ephemeral girls are now rising!
The first domestic art collection that looks back on the painting career of Kazuki Takamatsu, a very popular painter in America and Europe.

Using a bold combination of digital and acrylic paintings, Kazuki Takamatsu develops a unique world view.
The expression of modern communication such as SNS and electronic bulletin boards entrusted to a monochrome girl has gained a lot of sympathy beyond the boundaries of art.
Includes an essay written by Tamaki Saito (psychiatrist).


...He brought a completely new and unique "form" to the representation of the girl's body.
The groundbreaking and importance of this cannot be overstated. Let's ask the opposite question. Why is Takamatsu so obsessed with the girl's body? Why do almost all of his works depict girls?
My tentative answer is this. This is because Takamatsu's technique is specialized for drawing girls.
(From the writings of Tamaki Saito)

Kazuki Takamatsu (author)

About the author
Born in 1978 in Sendai. In 2002, completed a Western painting research program at Tohoku University of Art and Design, Faculty of Art. Currently a member of the Independent Art Association and the Miyagi Prefecture Art Association.

Publisher: Geijutsu Shinbunsha (2019/9/11)
Release date: 2019/9/11
Language: Japanese
Hardcover: 146 pages
ISBN-10: 4875865651
ISBN-13: 978-4875865650
Dimensions: 18.3 x 1.5 x 25.8cm

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9784875865650

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