ARTWORK IN CONTEST Section Sculpture/Installation
Slashes
., pens on canvas
400 x 160
Miz Nakaishi
born in Japan
work/study place: Ibaraki-Ken (JAPAN)
in contest since Apr 18, 2015
Under 35
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The original idea of this particular work came into my mind when I was suffering from a psychological disorder. Back then, I personally found making art therapeutic, especially making ‘slash’ patterns. Although the technique is simple, there has been much time and labour spent behind the scene, yet many viewers overlook that as they think it is just a massive piece of herringbone fabric on the floor/wall until they decide to get closer to observe it.
My practice and interest are mostly based on overlooking. It interests me that even if many people fail to notice the truth, it is still there, there is a creator, there is a reason and the existence is a fact. It even triggers me to think why we exist and the origin of the whole universe.
// Biography
Born in Japan, graduated in Fine Art from Nottingham Trent University, England in 2013. I have been selected as one of 8 best artists in East Midland (EM13 Project at Surface Gallery Nottingham), right after the graduation. Also one of my works has recently been selected by a contemporary dancer Akram Khan and it has been exhibited at the Lowry, Manchester, alongside Anish Kapoor and Antony Gormley (One Side to the Other: http://www.thelowry.com/news/2014/09/22/akram-khan-curates-major-arts-exhibition-at-the-lowry). Currently based in Japan.












