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Girl 3 - SOLD Drawing

Hitomi Kammai

United Kingdom

Drawing, Charcoal on Paper

Size: 15.7 W x 11.8 H x 0.1 D in

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The work comes from my experience in childhood of visiting a photography exhibition in Hiroshima. The drawing looks like there is only a shadow, its owner being absent. The image represents a girl who had burnt by the atomic explosion, the dust from her body had stuck on the wall. The drawing is m...

Year Created:

2014

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Drawing, Charcoal on Paper

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15.7 W x 11.8 H x 0.1 D in

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White

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Hitomi's works are based on showing poetry in humanity by using artificial objects such as tiles or invented devices. Her recent abstract paintings indicate the fragility of a peaceful flat state, nowadays, because of pollution, terror, political decisions or economic crisis, there are little ground where we can live safely. As a result of focusing on the light and shadow of our self, her works shine with the praise of existence and produce a gradation in order to reconciles two conflicting principles: black and white, male and female, old and new, life and death...as Hitomi believes our universe consists in the mixture and balance of all these elements.

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