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Nina "AfterBirth"
New Gallery
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Nina
During her time at Tokyo University of the Arts, Nina captured significant attention with her lyrical visuals for the music video and jacket of Yoasobi’s debut song “Into The Night,” expressing the song’s worldview. The series of girl portraits she has consistently drawn in various collaborations and personal works from the beginning are characterized by a distinctive use of pale colors, symbolizing Nina’s exploration of abstract existences between reality and virtuality.
The exhibition “AfterBirth” presents a completely new collection of works that reveal the raw physicality being lost in today’s society, dominated by digital communication through displays. It focuses on the inner self = instinct and the true form of the human figures she has continuously depicted. The exhibition, featuring a variety of media including oil paintings, drawings, three-dimensional works, and display pieces, aims to delve into the emotive core of the worldview. Through the colors and light painted by Nina, what essence dwelling deep within humans will “birth” in what form?
In addition to the first sale of Nina’s works, also look forward to limited apparel items such as silk scarves made exclusively for this solo exhibition and merchandise featuring new illustrations.
The exhibition “AfterBirth” presents a completely new collection of works that reveal the raw physicality being lost in today’s society, dominated by digital communication through displays. It focuses on the inner self = instinct and the true form of the human figures she has continuously depicted. The exhibition, featuring a variety of media including oil paintings, drawings, three-dimensional works, and display pieces, aims to delve into the emotive core of the worldview. Through the colors and light painted by Nina, what essence dwelling deep within humans will “birth” in what form?
In addition to the first sale of Nina’s works, also look forward to limited apparel items such as silk scarves made exclusively for this solo exhibition and merchandise featuring new illustrations.
Schedule | Mar 14 (Thu) 2024-Apr 21 (Sun) 2024 Opening Hours Information
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| Fee | Free | ||
| Website | https://newgallery-tokyo.com/nina/ | ||
| Venue | New Gallery https://newgallery-tokyo.com/ | ||
| Location | 1F, 1-28-1 Kanda Jimbo-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0051 | ||
| Access | 3 minute walk from exit A5 at Jimbocho Station on the Toei Mita and Shinjuku lines or Hanzomon line. | ||
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