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Kazuma Koike's Gazing Tiger Experience the captivating beauty of Kazuma Koike's "Gazing Tiger" (2024), a stunning acrylic on canvas creation that transcends time and space. This thought-provoking artwork, born from the mind of a multi-cultural artist
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Kazuma Koike's Gazing Tiger
Experience the captivating beauty of Kazuma Koike's "Gazing Tiger" (2024), a stunning acrylic on canvas creation that transcends time and space. This thought-provoking artwork, born from the mind of a multi-cultural artist, invites you to explore the harmonious blend of Shinto beliefs and Chinese Buddhism, reflecting the diverse influences that shaped Koike's artistic journey.Artistic Inspiration and Technique
Kazuma Koike, born in 1980, brings a unique perspective to his art, having grown up in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and attended high school in Barcelona, Spain. His education at Nihon University's Department of Sculpture further honed his skills. Influenced by Spanish sculptor Josép Clarà and inspired by the architecture, gardens, and sculptures of numerous temples, Koike's works often feature motifs of divinity, big cats, plants, and pineapples. "Gazing Tiger" is a testament to his ability to mix images from different eras, creating a "fictional ancient artifact" that challenges traditional perceptions of history.- Acrylic on Canvas
- 17x13.5x1.3 inches
Unique Artistic Vision and Presentation
Koike's approach to art is as unique as his creations. He presents his works as if they were found objects, emphasizing spontaneity and allowing viewers to interpret them based solely on their physical form. The use of black clay and special black glaze simulates the color of traditional Japanese tea sets, adding depth and intrigue to "Gazing Tiger." His sculptures are titled in codes, such as "BC" for "Black Clay," followed by numbers representing the date finished modeling. This method encourages a more detached perspective, allowing viewers to appreciate the artwork's physical form and the underlying message without relying on narrative.- Solid Wood Frame (Japan)
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