YAYOI KODAI

鼓代弥生

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Concept

I draw invisible phenomena and mental landscapes that reside in perception, body, and space. Contrast what is created naturally with what is created artificially. Invisible world platform, circulation, persistence, communication. I am drawn to the connections and interactions between the invisible world and the invisible world. Over the past few years, I have started to produce dull and pale colors and work with little effort, even when I started production. These images are drawn on the canvas by color, pattern, stroke, In the case of a wooden carving plane, it is dropped on a wooden board and carved with a chisel.

Concept

I draw invisible phenomena and mental landscapes that reside in perception, body, and space.
Contrast what is created naturally with what is created artificially.
Invisible world platform, circulation, persistence, communication.
I am drawn to the connections and interactions between the invisible world and the invisible world.
Over the past few years, I have started to produce dull and pale colors and work with little effort, even when I started production.
These images are drawn on the canvas by color, pattern, stroke, In the case of a wooden carving plane, it is dropped on a wooden board and carved with a chisel.

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“YAYOI KODAI's Artworks”

Sea Letter-MA B U T A

USD 164.54 Year.2020 w29.50 x h29.50 x d2.80 cm

Filament

USD 329.08 Year.2020 w58.00 x h45.50 x d2.00 cm

Sea letter

USD 131.63 Year.2020 w8.00 x h18.00 x d1.80 cm

He Doesn't Know The Number Of Horizon I Saw

USD 131.63 Year.2020 w29.80 x h29.80 x d0.00 cm

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Price Range

USD $132 ~ $329

Biography

Born in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan, he drew a lot during his childhood and school days. When she was 11 years old, she was asked to make a tape cutter for arts and crafts, and was supposed to paint it with watercolors and varnish, but the watercolors kept bleeding through, so she carved it with a carving knife.
During the period of marriage, childbirth, and child rearing, she learned to dance and did religious paintings and Munch reproductions.
Divorced in 2010, she resumed painting her own pictures and began creating and exhibiting works using the method of drawing and carving on wooden boards.
Initially he called it "Nuri Nuri Hori Hori", but in 2015 he started calling it "Wood Carving Plane".
Influenced by BUTOH. He can freely combine figurative and abstract, but recently he has been creating abstract works.

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