Kubizuka and the Mundane
Depicting the age we live in: buffeted by sensory info and the brutality of human violence yet anchored by modern day convenience. The Japanese ritual of Kubizuka reminds us of this paradox and our coping patterns; Carnal destruction transformed into decorative consumer objects, "trophies".
Details
- FramingFramed
- SignatureHand-signed by Artist
- Visual QualitiesBright & Vivid Colors
- ClassificationOriginal
Medium
- Painting
Exact Dimensions (H x W x D)
24 x 36 in.
Year Created
2024
Provide details about the signature
Bottom Right
Materials
Oil on Paper
Medium & Techniques
- Oil Painting
Subject Matter
- Cultural Commentary
- Everyday Objects
- Nude
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We're fools whether we dance or not, so we might as well dance. - Proverb from Tokushima As a painter, sculptor, and dancer, my work is driven by an appreciation for…
We're fools whether we dance or not, so we might as well dance. - Proverb from Tokushima As a painter, sculptor, and dancer, my work is driven by an appreciation for…
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