9s Gallery is pleased to announce the exhibition "Ruten" by Tylakulka from Thursday, 2024/11/15 to Sunday, 2024/11/24.
100 People 10 23/24 Selected Works "Mother
Tylakurka began her career as an artist with her solo exhibition "Shuten" in 2022.
While depicting dogs as her main motif, she continues to present works that question the gap between her own and others' perceptions of the freedom that humans are born with.
Awards
2022
Chotei Gallery OJUN Award
2023
Ueno Royal Museum Grand Prize
ACT Art Grand Prize Grand Prize
2024
Selected for the 100 10 23/24
Artist Statement
Ruten / "Ryuten" ___Constantly changing
Ryuten" is a Buddhist term that refers to the cycle of birth, death, and cause and effect, and means that one does not remain in one state, but is constantly changing.
As this word suggests, this solo exhibition is intended to challenge Tylakulka as an artist who is not afraid of change, but is constantly renewing himself.
In addition to the dog motifs that he has been painting since the beginning of his career, the works in this exhibition explore the possibilities of diverse expressions in his art through new motifs.
The main visual work "Fire" is inspired by a Buddhist painting titled "Shashin Shikozu," which is based on the idea that the reincarnation of conscience is a necessary part of the world.
Surrounded by the recession, negative news on social networking sites, and various other things, the artist hopes to convey through his work, "What exactly is self-sacrifice? The work is filled with these questions.
We hope you will come and see the daily evolution of what he draws and the new challenge of Tylakulka, a young artist who continues to express various landscapes seen from his own point of view, which is truly a metamorphosis.
Fire", a work exhibited at "Ruten
Exhibition Outline
Dates: 2024/11/15 (Fri) to 2024/11/24 (Sun)
Opening hours: 12:00 - 19:00
Opening Party:Friday, 2024/11/15 18:00 - 20:00
Closed: 2024/11/18(Mon)
Venue:9s Gallery by TRiCERA
The Wall 3F, 4-2-4 Nishiazabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0031
Access: Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line Roppongi station 10 min. walk, Hiroo station 10 min. walk
10 minutes walk from Nogizaka station on Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line
Contact: 03-5422-8370
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