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Artist Exhibitions:
1995 National Academy of
Design Shool of Fine Arts,
Annual Exhibition
2000 Selected for The
featured Exhibition
"Celebration" By Espectro.com
2001 Selected for the
featured Exhibition "
RENDEZ-VOUS" By Espectro.com
++++Selected for Artist 2001
Exhibition & Competition, By
ArtCafe.net
++++Selected for The Featured
Artist of the month Exhibition
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Artist Galleries:
At this moment, I am a
self-representing Artist.
My works have been exibited at
Ward-Nasse Gallery, New York,
NY
Remote Gallery, New York, NY
Period Gallery, Lincoln, NE
Please contact me if you are
interested in presenting my
work at your gallery.
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Artist Reviews:
"Her paintings are quite
beautiful and bright,very
imaginative, and appear to be
quite well excited. They also
demonstrate a keen
understanding of composition
and form." Harry Nasse, the
Exective Director of
Ward-Nasse Gallery, New
York....
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Collections:
Public Collection:
The Schacknow Museum of Fine
Arts
Private Collections:
Her works are collected by
private individuals in U.S.A,
Japan, and Europe...
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Commissions:
Private commissions:
Ginger R, Round Rock TX, USA
Angela M, Channahon, IL, USA
Christie M Austin, TX USA
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Artist Statement for Yoshika Murakami
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I am a Japanese emerging artist who appreciates all kinds of creative expressions. I consider myself as self-taught artist at most parts, because I feel that after leaving art college, I pursued my own way of expressing myself first in fine art forms by experimenting many styles and then now am also exploring in digital art. As I have discovered myself in my art, I do feel like I am growing with my art as well. As a result, in fine arts, I have found my own unique technique of creating textured ''Relief'' painting using 3D modeling material often mixed with impasto painting technique. I basically love working with something that is beyond my logical control. This particular 3D modeling material allows me to create both abstract and realistic shapes often in unexpected ways, and I absolutely love its rough and natural looking surface created by it. I truly enjoy getting my hands dirty and being in this process, watching the unexpected shapes being unfolded in my hands. My basic concept of my art making is probably the mixture of old and new, East and West. Although my recent style are often modern and contemporary, I love mixing traditional realistic shapes with abstract shapes in one artwork. As spirituality also takes a important role in my life, you might find that many of my works are reflecting my personal lessons and are spiritually inspired as well.
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