HARANO

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HARANO's style varies such as “realistic painting”, “painterly” and “pop art”. He has created the expression that best fits him. He asks himself what a realistic expression is for him. There is no answer to the question; however, he feels that the temperature, the truth, and the moment at that time could be put into his works as traces. What he considers as a theme is the two-sidedness of things. This approach is close to the middle path of Buddhism. Rather than the logical concept of contemporary art today, he feels that art is a primitive thing for him and for today’s society. His question is how art and people will change under a singularity such as the advent of AI and the development of quantum computers. He hopes to create his works with that question.

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“HARANO's Artworks”

www

USD 2,897.80 Year.2018 w92.00 x h116.70 x d4.00 cm

hideout

USD 1,738.68 Year.2017 w60.60 x h72.70 x d2.00 cm

heaven

USD 3,541.76 Year.2017 w62.00 x h97.00 x d2.50 cm

AM3

USD 1,931.87 Year.2017 w72.70 x h72.70 x d2.00 cm

wave 01

USD 1,803.08 Year.2019 w65.20 x h65.20 x d2.00 cm

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Price Range

USD $1,739 ~ $3,542

Biography

I began studying art at the art department of Shizuoka Prefectural Shimizu Minami High School in Shimizu, Shizuoka Prefecture, where I was born and raised.

At the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music in Shizuoka (now Shizuoka Art Academy), he studied oil painting and design in earnest, and acquired the foundations of technique.

After failing out of school, he majored in fine art at the Sogei Art School in Ikebukuro, Tokyo.

After that, he returned to Shizuoka and devoted himself to his art.

After being selected for the Shell Art Award 2013, he won the Grand Prix and the Runner-up Grand Prix at the GALLERY ART POINT competition in Ginza the following year.

Since then, he has been showing his works in solo and group exhibitions mainly in Tokyo and Shizuoka.

In 2016, he won the runner-up prize at the debut of the Art Newcomer Award sponsored by Monthly Bijutsu.

In the same year, he received the KASINO Takumi Jury Prize at the Shibuya Art Festival ART AWARDS.

In 2017, she had her first overseas exhibition at TAGBORD INDEPENDENT NY.

In 2019, he will hold a solo exhibition at the restaurant Shinjuku Sanagi.

Her works are mainly realistic paintings using acrylic paints, but she also paints painterly paintings and works using characters.

He is currently working on overseas and commercial development.

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