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金鱼游过的仿塑料袋

2018-12-27 1700 0
艺术家和Joshua Liner GalleryRiusuke Fukahori长期以来一直对金鱼的外表表示赞赏,他用丙烯酸和树脂层对这种小生物进行了栩栩如生的描绘。在此之前,富堀画的重点是金鱼在竹帽、木制清酒杯和手工碗等日本家居用品中游动的画面。在他的新i罗布库罗系列中,他的灵感来自于模仿香港金鱼市场的船只和风景。在这些作品中,他把树脂塑造成装满水的塑料袋,Fukahori没有逼真地描绘鱼鳞、眼睛和鱼鳍的细节,而是抽象地描绘了一条金鱼如何在水中滑行。这些作品,连同他的一些传统绘画作品,都被收录在他与约书亚·利纳画廊(Joshua Liner Gallery)在纽约举办的名为《金鱼花》的第三次个展中。该展览于2018年12月13日开幕,一直持续到2019年1月19日。

All image courtesy of the artist and Joshua Liner GalleryRiusuke Fukahori (previously) has long admired the appearance of goldfish, immortalizing realistic depictions of the small creature in layers of acrylic and resin. Previously Fukahori has focused on paintings of goldfish moving inside of Japanese household objects such as bamboo hats, wooden sake cups, and handmade bowls. For his new Irobukuro series his inspiration has turned to imitating the vessels and scenery of Mong Kok’s Goldfish Market in Hong Kong, where rows of colorful fish line stall after stall. For the included works he molds resin to resemble plastic bags filled with water. Instead of realistically depicting the detailed scales, eyes, and fins of the fish Fukahori paints abstractly to capture how a goldfish glides through the water.These works, along with some of his more traditionally painted pieces in memory-laden objects are included in his third solo exhibition with Joshua Liner Gallery  in New York City, titled Goldfish Blossoms. Fukahori will present realistic paintings in black bowls used at a Buddhist temple, paint cans from his studio, and a wooden oke tub previously used at a restaurant he frequented as a child. The exhibition opens on December 13, 2018 and runs through January 19, 2019.
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