Chiko Takei

in white #362

2024
162 x 162 cm
Unique
Japanese pigments black ink silver leaf and platinum leaf on Japanese paper mounted on 2 panels

Price by request

Artwork Description

The newest addition to Kanata’s growing roster of painters, Chiko Takei of Tokyo is a painter unaffiliated with any association or painterly group, yet paints with a stoic sense of commitment and conviction, using a wide variety of traditional Japanese techniques such as tarashikomi (blotting), resist painting, as well as the intentional oxidation of silver leaf, among others, to create a world of abstraction that is distinctly her own. Graduating from the Musashino Art University with a degree in Japanese painting, Takei was quite the rebel in university, and essentially self-taught herself the many techniques that she uses today. Her style of painting in itself, focusing predominantly on the minimal and the abstract, also shows a rebellious flair in completely eschewing the figurative, which is often times a prerequisite for success in the Japanese domestic market.

Identification attributes

Type
Painting
Year
2024
Uniqueness
Unique artwork
Signature location

Physical attributes

Format
Rectangle
Medium
Japanese Pigments Black Ink...
Dimensions W(⌀) x H x D
162 x 162 cm
 

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