Description
Title: Room
Artist: Mr.
Year: 2010
Medium Type: Print | Lithograph
Frame: Unframed
Certificate and Signature: Signed and numbered by the artist
Limited Edition of 300
Additional Notes: This work will ship from Japan
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Mr.
Japanese, b. 1969
Mr.'s vivid, chaotic, cartoon-like compositions take aesthetic cues from the Japanese otaku subculture, which comprises manga and anime fanatics. Like fellow Superflat artists such as Takashi Murakami, Mr. combines elements of high and low culture as he examines Japanese society at large. Since graduating from Tokyo's Sokei Academy of Fine Art and Design in the mid-1990s, Mr. has been the subject of exhibitions in Tokyo, Paris, New York, Hong Kong, and beyond. The Philadelphia Museum of Art, Seattle Art Museum, and Daegu Art Museum in South Korea have all collected his work. Following the 2011 Japanese tsunami and Fukushima reactor meltdown, Mr. began a series of material experiments—he incorporated rough abstract brushwork into his paintings and even burned, trampled, and tore his canvases.
Artist: Mr.
Year: 2010
Medium Type: Print | Lithograph
Frame: Unframed
Certificate and Signature: Signed and numbered by the artist
Limited Edition of 300
Additional Notes: This work will ship from Japan
For further information, please contact us through the LiveAuctioneers platform or at noirauctions.gp@gmail.com. We will respond to all enquiries as soon as possible.
Mr.
Japanese, b. 1969
Mr.'s vivid, chaotic, cartoon-like compositions take aesthetic cues from the Japanese otaku subculture, which comprises manga and anime fanatics. Like fellow Superflat artists such as Takashi Murakami, Mr. combines elements of high and low culture as he examines Japanese society at large. Since graduating from Tokyo's Sokei Academy of Fine Art and Design in the mid-1990s, Mr. has been the subject of exhibitions in Tokyo, Paris, New York, Hong Kong, and beyond. The Philadelphia Museum of Art, Seattle Art Museum, and Daegu Art Museum in South Korea have all collected his work. Following the 2011 Japanese tsunami and Fukushima reactor meltdown, Mr. began a series of material experiments—he incorporated rough abstract brushwork into his paintings and even burned, trampled, and tore his canvases.
Condition
No apparent condition issues noted
Buyer's Premium
25%
Dimensions
57.4 x 45.2 cm
Mr., Room, 2010
Estimate $500-$700
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