Airi Kuroda “Everyday Eyeglasses”

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Airi Kuroda

Unidentifiable people and groups appear in Airi Kuroda’s paintings. With vigorous brushwork and a deliberate, time-intensive process of pen drawing, her “illustrated universes” are symbioses of painting and drawing created through pleasurable tempos of movement. In her first solo show in Japan, Kuroda presents scenes of everyday life envisioned through her own filter. The characters in her works often wear eyeglasses, ironically signaling personal introspection and expressing views on what it means to be seen while seeing. Around 35 major works of various sizes, including new drawings, are on display and for sale.

[Related Event]
Gallery Talk by Airi Kuroda
Moderator: Hiroki Taniguchi (artist, graphic designer)
Date: Aug. 1 (Fri) 18:30–19:00
Admission: Free

Schedule

Aug 1 (Fri) 2014-Aug 20 (Wed) 2014