Keiichi Tanaami, Transport Machine, 2017 | Gary Tatintsian Gallery

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Keiichi Tanaami Tokyo, Japan, July 21, 1936-August 9, 2024

Transport Machine, 2017

Pigmented ink, acrylic silkscreen medium, crashed glass, glitter acrylic paint, acrylic paint on canvas
144 x 200 x 4 cm

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'The role of the artist is to embody the world which we have never seen nor perceived. There are some artists who create the works based on the theme referring...

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"The role of the artist is to embody the world which we have never seen nor perceived. There are some artists who create the works based on the theme referring the society with criticism or re-definition, but my works are rather engaged in embodying the inside of myself.“ – Keiichi Tanaami

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Exhibitions
Land of Mirrors. Gary Tatintsian Gallery, Moscow, Russia. Sep 28—Dec 16, 2017

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