Aki Yamamoto Stepping IN | OUT

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Tuesday6 April - Sunday2 May 2010

Art Front Graphics will be showcasing the work of Aki Yamamoto in an exhibition titled, “ Stepping IN | OUT ”. For more information on the artist's profile and works, please kindly check the artist page linked below.
Art Front Graphics will be exhibiting the work of Aki Yamamoto in a solo exhibition titled,  'Stepping IN | OUT '. She expresses the form and shadow of visible things as color on canvas. This will be her second solo exhibition since 2008 spring.
Yamamoto has been noted through Shell Art Award, VOCA, SEIJI TOGO MEMORIAL SOMPO JAPAN MUSEUM OF ART's exhibition, though when we compare her artworks of two different period, from middle of 1990th to 2005 when she was in NY as a researcher for Ministry of Culture and present, we notice that her style might have been changed at some point.
One of the character of her work is strong trace and somehow traditional well balanced composition, however her trace of the line has become slacken and her concern tend to shift rather to color and form in recent years. Thus, her work has become more like a screen to project her neutral memories, and her challenge has become what and how to choose the subject and project on it.
In her work, definite outlines of some shapes appear; meanwhile they overlap with other outlines and melt into other shapes. This phenomenon may be similar to our vision and memory system. We chose and lap over the image through visible thing which is the state of 'in | out' in a memory's pocket.
In this exhibition, her latest artworks are to be exhibited. Please enjoy her diversion world.
Hours11:00 - 19:00 (closed on Mondays)

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Aki Yamamoto

Cutting out the shape of visible objects or their shadows, the artist places and combines them on one canvas overlapping the forms on one above another. The objects sometimes are abstract, and sometimes figurative, often inspired by the landscape that the artist finds in architecture and other elements in the city. The overlapping composition of forms and colors are the characteristics of the artist's paintings.