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10 W x 10 H in
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Constructed entirely from hand-torn mulberry paper, this work transforms a personal photographic memory into a soft, meditative surface. Layer by layer, translucent fragments blur and dissolve the rigidity of the original image, revealing something more ephemeral and emotionally intuitive. The repe...
Year Created:
2021
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Mediums:
Collage, Paper on Canvas
Rarity:
One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:
10 W x 10 H x 1.5 D in
Ready to Hang:
No
Frame:
Not Framed
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Certificate is Included
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Ships in a Box
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United States.
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Contact us.Taiyo Okamoto is a Japanese artist born in the coastal town of Karatsu, where the horizon dissolves into memory. His early years were shaped by long hours beside the sea, gazing at light moving across water, and feeling the subtle dialogue between body and world.
He has lived in New York City since 2002.
Working across photography and painting, Okamoto explores the threshold where the visible and invisible meet. His practice is rooted in a sensitivity to presence, and to the moment just before form becomes recognizable. Influenced by his foundation in chigiri-e, a technique of tearing and layering paper by hand, his works carry a tactile awareness even when expressed through lens or pigment.
His images often reveal discovered fragments of larger inner landscapes, where nuance and intensity, motion and stillness resonate in a tender pas de deux. For Okamoto, the body is the locus of perception, the medium through which reality is experienced and transformed.
Rather than simply seeing, he invites the viewer to deeply sense and awaken to something that has always been there, just beyond the surface.
Okamoto appears in HANAGATAMI, directed by Nobuhiko Obayashi.
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