Takashi Terada

寺田高士

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Concept

Through the creation of art, we express information hidden in the subconscious. The act of connecting with the inner universe and drawing out creativity brings deep insights, regenerates the inner self, and contributes to the growth of the soul. And I believe that the works expressed from this process have the potential to resonate with people throughout the ages. We hope that our works will be close to people's hearts.

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“flapping mobile sculpture”

Flap your wings, go beyond the boundaries of any category, and lighten your heart.

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“sprout”

A piece of wood that has been polished and brought out its charm will once again stand on its own and sprout a new life. Once cut off, the chunk and soul are regenerated and resurrected. It's Neo Primitive.

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“reunion”

The soul divided from the one returns to the one and becomes one again. Oneness is the world of harmony and balance. Oneness is in the present moment.

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“wear the wood”

Wear the sculpture. The wearer and the reclaimed wood draw out the charm of each other. Smoothly polished, hard natural wood is more than a mere "object" made for decoration; it exists as a life with a will.

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“Painting”

two-dimensional work

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Biography

He worked as a plastic artist at SFX make-up studio and was involved in many film, TV and advertising projects.
After that, he moved his base of living to Barcelona and started his creative activities away from the world of commercial art.
In Barcelona, he held his first solo exhibition (paintings).
After returning to Japan, he began a creative life based in Shizuoka.
Since becoming fascinated with wood, he has held many solo exhibitions of his works, focusing on bringing out the charm of wood.
He has continued to confront with his own unique art form.

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