Description
Title: Ayako Rokkaku, Untitled (Print A & Print B (Letter Girl) - Set of 2), 2021
Artist: Ayako Rokkaku
Year: 2021
Medium Type: Print | Silkscreen in colors printed on Corona Magnani paper 400 g
Frame: Unframed
Certificate and Signature: Hand-signed by the artist and numbered
Limited Edition of 200
Additional Notes: Quoted dimensions are of each work.
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Ayako Rokkaku
Japanese, b. 1982
Ayako Rokkaku's exuberant paintings, which feature cartoonish characters adrift in rainbow-tinged fields, have won her fans across the globe. The self-taught Japanese artist usually paints with her bare hands, giving her Superflat-esque figures and color schemes a rougher edge. Her chosen surfaces range from canvases to pieces of cardboard and vintage Louis Vuitton suitcases. Rokkaku began painting in 2002 and her big break arrived in 2006, when she was awarded the prestigious Akio Goto Prize at Kaikai Kiki's Geisai art fair. Since then, she has exhibited at galleries in Paris, Tokyo, and Amsterdam, and in 2015, she participated in the Swatch Art Pavilion's Open Studio at the Venice Biennale. Her work regularly fetches six-figure prices on the secondary market. Rokkaku's raucous compositions reflect her love for the unbounded freedom and energy of childhood.
Artist: Ayako Rokkaku
Year: 2021
Medium Type: Print | Silkscreen in colors printed on Corona Magnani paper 400 g
Frame: Unframed
Certificate and Signature: Hand-signed by the artist and numbered
Limited Edition of 200
Additional Notes: Quoted dimensions are of each work.
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.
Ayako Rokkaku
Japanese, b. 1982
Ayako Rokkaku's exuberant paintings, which feature cartoonish characters adrift in rainbow-tinged fields, have won her fans across the globe. The self-taught Japanese artist usually paints with her bare hands, giving her Superflat-esque figures and color schemes a rougher edge. Her chosen surfaces range from canvases to pieces of cardboard and vintage Louis Vuitton suitcases. Rokkaku began painting in 2002 and her big break arrived in 2006, when she was awarded the prestigious Akio Goto Prize at Kaikai Kiki's Geisai art fair. Since then, she has exhibited at galleries in Paris, Tokyo, and Amsterdam, and in 2015, she participated in the Swatch Art Pavilion's Open Studio at the Venice Biennale. Her work regularly fetches six-figure prices on the secondary market. Rokkaku's raucous compositions reflect her love for the unbounded freedom and energy of childhood.
Condition
A crease noted to the right edge of both prints.
Buyer's Premium
25%
Dimensions
73 x 103 cm
Ayako Rokkaku, Untitled (Print A & Print B (Letter Girl) - Set of 2), 2021, Limited Edition
Estimate $15,000-$18,000
Starting Bid
$13,000
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