Working on my Web

I am slowly working to make a link available to see all my existing artworks prices

Screen Shot 2018-01-28 at 8.09.10 PM copy.jpg

Summer Group Show

Onishi Gallery

Summer Group Show

Date: July 10 – July 21, 2017

Opening: Thursday, July 13, 5:30-7:30pm

Location: Onishi Gallery, 521 W 26th Street, New York, NY 10001

Gallery Hours: Monday-Friday, 10:30am – 5:30pm

 

Onishi Project is proud to present summer group shows featuring international contemporary artists.

You have been invited..

 

Phylogeny Contemporary

 

 

Join Phylogeny Contemporary for Aqua Art Miami in Room #104.

View this email in your browser

Aqua Art Miami, which will kick off with a VIP Preview on Wednesday, November 30 and be open to the public December 1 - 4, has become the premier destination for prominent collectors and art aficionados to procure works by young, emerging and mid-career artists. Throughout the years, Aqua Art Miami has continued to solidify itself as a completely unique fair, consistently staying true to its signature relaxed yet energetic vibe. The 2016 edition will feature 47 international exhibitors showcasing fresh new works, and set in the intimate exhibition rooms that open into a beautiful courtyard, all found within the classic South Beach hotel. 

 

Advance Preview
RSVP for Aqua Art Miami passes
 

 

Exhibition Proposals Suprematism versus Abstract

 I created a series of canvases in which I explore an imaginary collaboration between Russian suprematist artists Kazimir Malevich and El Lissitzky and American abstract expressionist Jackson Pollock. The purpose of my project was to capture the existential struggle between these powerful artistic imaginations. I see the artists feeding off their artistic conflict with one another -- learning from each other, joining forces to create original works. 

All the works are of a very large size. I painted them laying the canvases on ground and moved them to direct the flow of paint. While the drippings create the impression of being spontaneous and random, each line was meticulously controlled during the process of creation. The canvases are rolled and are not supposed to be stretched. Depending on where and how they are exhibited, I plan to adopt them to the specific environment and space. Some could be hung on the walls or from the ceiling, create an illusion of 3D without goggles, lay on the ground, bended around corners, rolled on cylinders or formed into shapes. The paintings will help define the space within which they are located - adaptable to any kind of space. While a larger and empty space is preferable, these can be displayed in corners, stairwells, lobbies and foyers. These works could also transcend the dimensions of a single space, flowing from one room into an adjoining area.