japanese artists I'm looking at now.
By no means exhaustive. Inspiration comes from a great book called: Scream Aginst the Sky, Japanese Art after1945.
I see the non figurative, gestural quality in some of these artist/works. I also feel more free to explore some 'mysterious' traditions/forms that I can only intuite.....this moves me into a new dimension of understanding and history. I find the space more plastic/maleable/open/free.
Kazumi Nakamura http://www.kiaf.org/2004/special/KAZUMI%20NAKAMURA.jpg
Jiro Yoshihara http://www.andipamodern.com/THUMB/3907.JPG
Yoko Matsumoto http://metropolis.japantoday.com/xmg/593/593-A-wilderness.jpg
Sadamasa Motonaga http://galleries.absolutearts.com/galleries/artwork/artu/artu1141885039.jpg
Yoshishige Saito on artnet
Hisao Domotohttp://www.tokyoartbeat.com/media/event/2005/EC86-170
Yayoi Kusama http://www.artseensoho.com/Art/BLUM/kusama98/kusamaGIFS/kusama1.jpeg
I see the non figurative, gestural quality in some of these artist/works. I also feel more free to explore some 'mysterious' traditions/forms that I can only intuite.....this moves me into a new dimension of understanding and history. I find the space more plastic/maleable/open/free.
Kazumi Nakamura http://www.kiaf.org/2004/special/KAZUMI%20NAKAMURA.jpg
Jiro Yoshihara http://www.andipamodern.com/THUMB/3907.JPG
Yoko Matsumoto http://metropolis.japantoday.com/xmg/593/593-A-wilderness.jpg
Sadamasa Motonaga http://galleries.absolutearts.com/galleries/artwork/artu/artu1141885039.jpg
Yoshishige Saito on artnet
Hisao Domotohttp://www.tokyoartbeat.com/media/event/2005/EC86-170
Yayoi Kusama http://www.artseensoho.com/Art/BLUM/kusama98/kusamaGIFS/kusama1.jpeg
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