Hiroki Takeda

A collaborative work commemorating the 20th anniversary of the "Monster Hunter" series, five works depicting popular monsters will be exhibited at the "Urgent Quest: The Breath of the Flower Dragon" exhibition at 9s Gallery by TRiCERA from March 30 to April 7, 2012. Original works will be sold by lottery during the exhibition.

Application period: March 29, 2024 (Fri) 12:00 - April 14, 2024 (Sun) 23:59 Limited to 15 copies, framed. The work will be delivered around the end of April.

Exhibition at "Art Square", a fusion space of art and café, newly opened in Keio Department Store Shinjuku

Hanshin Umeda Main Store "Exhibition by Hiroki Takeda" Please enjoy the works of tigers, owls, and rabbits covered with autumn flowers and grasses.

The Four Gods and the Qilin, the theme of this year's exhibition, are divine beasts that originated in China and have long been adored by people as the protectors of mankind. The four gods are Suzaku, White Tiger, Blue Dragon, and Xuanwu, which protect the four directions of east, west, south, north, and west. In addition, a kylin was added to the center of the four, and they came to be known as the Five Spirits. Until now, Hiroki Takeda has expressed the fusion of many animals with plants and flowers. In this exhibition, he depicts the Five Spirits, the beasts of the gods, in his own interpretation, challenging himself to sublimate them as art. Considering that guardian deities protect not only mankind but also nature as well, it could be said that the gods are essentially clothed in nature.

The Four Gods and the Qilin, the theme of this year's exhibition, are divine beasts that originated in China and have long been adored by people as the protectors of mankind. The four gods are Suzaku, White Tiger, Blue Dragon, and Xuanwu, which protect the four directions of east, west, south, north, and west. In addition, a kylin was added to the center of the four, and they came to be known as the Five Spirits. Until now, Hiroki Takeda has expressed the fusion of many animals with plants and flowers. In this exhibition, he depicts the Five Spirits, the beasts of the gods, in his own interpretation, challenging himself to sublimate them as art. Considering that guardian deities protect not only mankind but also nature as well, it could be said that the gods are essentially clothed in nature.

This is a canvas print of a popular work.

This is a digital print version of a popular work. Comes framed.

Series of works exhibited in Hiroki Takeda's solo exhibition "The Breath of All Things.

Series of works exhibited in Hiroki Takeda's solo exhibition "The Breath of All Things.