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Artists &  available artworks

 

​Kaoru Hirano  平野薫  

Ruriko Miyamoto  宮本ルリ子 

Mineo Mizuno  水野峰夫 

Daigoro Yonekura  米倉大五郎 

Ayaka Umeda  梅田綾香 

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Kaoru Hirano   平野薫
series of spectrum (2021)

Kaoru Hirano

rainbow_VANS red #1

(2021)

VANS sneaker

dimensions variable

30(w) x 272(h)cm

$ 3000

Kaoru Hirano

rainbow_VANS orange#1

(2021)

VANS sneaker

dimensions variable

30(w) x 272(h)cm

​$3000

Kaoru Hirano

untitled_VANS

stars & stripes

(2024)

VANS sneaker

dimensions variable

30(w) x 272(h) cm

$3000  Please Contact Gallery

Kaoru Hirano

rainbow_VANS yellow#1

(2021)

VANS sneaker

dimensions variable

30(w) x 272(h)cm

$3000

Kaoru Hirano

rope-hinomaru-

(2023)

Japanese flag

75(h) x 7(w) x 7(d)cm

65(h) x 7(w) x 7(d)cm

$1600

Kaoru Hirano

rainbow_VANS green #1

(2021)

VANS sneaker

dimensions variable

30(w) x 272(h)cm

$3000

Kaoru Hirano

rainbow_VANS blue#1

(2021)

VANS sneaker

dimensions variable

30(w) x 272(h)cm

$3000

Kaoru Hirano

rainbow_VANS violet#1

(2021)

VANS sneaker

dimensions variable

30(w) x 272(h)cm

$3000

Kaoru Hirano focuses on the signs in cloth, and reconstructs old clothes, umbrellas, and other materials by unraveling them down to their individual threads.  Reflecting on the relationships between memory and history. In recent years, using the Japanese national flag “Hinomaru” as a material, Hirano has sought to explore the social and historical meanings behind everyday cloth, and to bring to light the narratives that cloth holds.

 

rainbow_VANS series (2021)

This series of works was created during the 2021 Artist-in-Residence program. For more details, please click here.  more info  

rope-hinomaru- (2023)

more info

Ruriko Miyamoto 宮本ルリ子
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Ruriko Miyamoto

Stack #1: Series of Eternal:Evanescently 

(2013)

Porcelain

31(H) x 11dia. cm

$1000

Please contact gallery

Ruriko Miyamoto

Stack #3: Series of Eternal:Evanescently 

(2013)

Porcelain

33.5(H) x 11.5 dia. cm

$1000

​Please contact Gallery

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Ruriko Miyamoto

Stack #2: Series of Eternal:Evanescently 

(2013)

Porcelain

31.7(H) x 10 dia. cm

$1000

​Please contact Gallery

Stack #1
Stack #2
Stack #3

Eternal・Evanescently

installation at Museum Gallery  in Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park, Shiga (2013)

​​About Ruriko Miyamoto's work

Ruriko Miyamoto explores the shifting interplay between material and spirit over time through her distinctive approach to form. Her ceramic works “Eternal :  Evanescently" is a theme that artist has chosen to interpret contemporary society from her unique perspective, bringing a distinctive depth to her expression. Using the modern symbol of a plastic bottle as a motif, she interweaves diverse elements inherent in ceramics to reveal the transience and fragility of human values.

Mineo Mizuno  水野峰夫
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Mineo Mizuno

Waterdrop - Zero(#1)

(2020)

Glazed ceramic

5"(h) x 7"-1/2" dia.

$3500

​Please contact gallery

Mineo Mizuno

 

Waterdrop - Zero (#2)

(2020)

Glazed ceramic

3"-1/2(h) x 6" dia.

$1200

​Please contact gallery

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Mineo Mizuno

Waterdrop - tsunagu (connect) #1 (2020)

Glazed ceramic

3"-1/2(h) x 6" dia.

$1200

​Please contact gallery

Mineo Mizuno is a California-based Japanese-American artist whose work seamlessly blends elements of nature, spirituality, and Japanese aesthetics with a distinctly contemporary sensibility. Known for his organic forms and deep understanding of materials, Mizuno explores themes of harmony and tranquility, often incorporating natural elements such as water and moss into his installations. His ceramic works range from delicate, tea-inspired vessels to large-scale, meditative sculptures, each piece carrying an intentional simplicity that invites reflection. Through his art, Mizuno creates serene spaces that encourage a dialogue between viewer and nature. His current project at The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens, his installation appreciates wood in its natural state while highlighting related climate issues and ramifications.

 

Daigoro Yonekura     米倉大五郎
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Daigoro Yonekura

 

a piece of waterfall 17

​(2020)

acrylic paint (W), 2k paint (B)

2k clear coat, wood panel

48(H) x 33(W) x 3(D)cm

$1400

Please contact gallery

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Daigoro Yonekura

 

smoke and mirrors, and shade 3

​(2021)

acrylic paint (W), 2k paint (B),2k clear coat, wood panel

48(H) x 33(W) x 3(D)cm

$1400

If painting comes from a black and white puddle. Then the painting would had developed into something like a lake, river or ocean. Landscape upon the lake, landscape under the lake, these are floating on the ultra-thin surface. And this thin transparent space between the landscapes is the born-place of painting. The place is swaying in the wind and reflecting the light, and is mirroring someone who peeks from there. We call now this place an image. While exploring the origin of painting and image, DaigoroYonekura's painting is developing in his own way.

Ayaka Umeda   梅田綾香

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Ayaka Umeda

Wild Grape Lights

(2023)

Batik (acid dye, silk, color fill)

18(h) x 14(w) cm each (Pair)

$1320 (price for pair, no individually sale)

Ayaka Umeda

Twinkle

(2023)

Batik(acid dye, silk)

18(h) x 14(w)cm with frame 28(h) x 24(w) x 5(d) cm

$880 (price included frame )

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Ayaka Umeda

Bird Blooming in the Water

(2023)

Batik (acid dye, silk)

18(h) x 14(w) cm

$660

Ayaka Umeda

Amur Goby

(2023)

Batik (acid dye, silk)

18(h) x 14(w) cm

$660

Ayaka Umeda

Jade River

(2023)

Batik (acid dye, silk)

18(h) x 14(w) cm

$660

Using the traditional dyeing technique of batik, which involves creating patterns on fabric with wax and dye, the artist explores new possibilities in two-dimensional expression. Inspired by the perspectives of nearby nature and other living beings, the artist employs the distinctive batik process—shaped by the movements of water and its unpredictable phenomena—to bring these images to life on fabric. Through this approach, they recreate the beauty and complexity of nature in their works, crafting a unique world that is characteristic of batik.

Ayaka Umeda

Lily

(2020)

Batik (acid dye, silk)

22(h) x 27.3(w) cm

$825

Ayaka Umeda

Fascination

(2019)

Batik (acid dye, silk)

22(h) x 27.3(w) cm

$825

Ayaka Umeda

Garden Gems

(2023)

Batik (acid dye, silk)

22(h) x 27.3(w) cm

$825

Ayaka Umeda

Spring Wild Plants

(2021)

Batik (acid dye, silk)

31.8(h) x 41(w) cm

$1848

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