Nishiki Sugawara-Beda Spiritual Abstract Landscape
Relating personal history through the language of abstract landscape, See You There is an invitation to discover our shared humanity through Nishiki Sugawara-Beda Spiritual Abstract Landscape.
Alexis Soul Gray: I understood what art was from an early age!
In terms of the work evolving, the pandemic period was a real game changer for me. I was having a hard time like we all were, but for me the removal of my ability to work again and my youngest child having an episode of quite severe anxiety led to me feeling quite hopeless.
Kano Hiroaki: Emphasizing Physical Presence
1. What is the source of inspiration behind your recent two-person exhibition at Execute Project? In this exhibition, I presented a series of works focused on the theme of "cyborgs" and a series of "weather forecast." In the cyborg-themed series, I referenced philosopher Andy…
Anna Madia: Complex Experiences!
Anna Madia Website. Sleep and coma are key elements of the new series entitled “Sleepwalking.” Could you tell us about your 2014 body of work and how it progressed over time? "Sleepwalking" was my solo show in France at the…
Sebastian Blanck: Alteration and Improvisation!
sebastianblanck.com 1. “Any consideration that I make about the ‘construction’ of a picture is false and if the execution is successful then it is only because I partially destroy it or because it works anyway, because it is not disturbing and looks as…
Nishiki Sugawara-Beda: I am In Love With Painting!
Nishiki's Website. 1.What’s your reaction to people who see your painting as Japanese-American? How do you think it’s important for you and your audience? When I create a piece of art, art is like a window. I am on one side, and…
Shantell Martin: Make and Share!
shantellmartin.art 1. Shantell Martin is a very unusual name. It sounds like a big brand name of very high quality products. Could you think about yourself as a brand? Do you think that artists names become in some way a part of…
