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Furukawa Haruo
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Between the early 1980s and late 1990s, Furukawa explored color and form, alluding to the essential format of modernist painting. During this period, he investigated the core elements of modernist representation: color and form, image and material, two-dimensional illusion and three-dimensional space. Following a hiatus, he resumed his artistic endeavors in 2005. In these later works, Furukawa attempts to explore the potential of three-dimensional objects in a more organic way, integrating elements such as environment, space, and time into his practice of formalism. He continues to experiment, investigating the physical appeal of objects in landscape-based installations and seeking to create works with broader physicality that engage with time and space.
About the Artist
b. 1955 in Chiba Prefecture. Furukawa graduated with an MFA from the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music in 1982. His recent solo exhibitions include Light and Air (Hikari to ki; Higure 17-15 Cas, Tokyo, 2022), Awakening 1981–2012 (Gallery Kto, Tokyo, 2022), and Manifestation (Araware; Ningyo-cho Vision’s, Tokyo, 2019). He received the Ohashi Award for his university graduation project (Faculty of Oil Painting, Printmaking Lab; 1980). His works are included in the collection of Mobara Hokuryo High School.
[On exhibit] “Burning Noon,” 2015, fabric, glass fiber, pigment, wood, polyester resin. Collection of the artist.
[On exhibit] “Agony of Existence,” 1993, fabric, aluminum powder, bronze powder, polyester resin, oil paint. Collection of the artist.
[On exhibit] “Fiery Afternoon,” 2015,
fabric, glass fiber, pigment, wood, polyester resin. Collection of the artist.
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Furukawa Haruo
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Between the early 1980s and late 1990s, Furukawa explored color and form, alluding to the essential format of modernist painting. During this period, he investigated the core elements of modernist representation: color and form, image and material, two-dimensional illusion and three-dimensional space. Following a hiatus, he resumed his artistic endeavors in 2005. In these later works, Furukawa attempts to explore the potential of three-dimensional objects in a more organic way, integrating elements such as environment, space, and time into his practice of formalism. He continues to experiment, investigating the physical appeal of objects in landscape-based installations and seeking to create works with broader physicality that engage with time and space.
[On exhibit] “Burning Noon,” 2015, fabric, glass fiber, pigment, wood, polyester resin. Collection of the artist.
About the Artist
b. 1955 in Chiba Prefecture. Furukawa graduated with an MFA from the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music in 1982. His recent solo exhibitions include Light and Air (Hikari to ki; Higure 17-15 Cas, Tokyo, 2022), Awakening 1981–2012 (Gallery Kto, Tokyo, 2022), and Manifestation (Araware; Ningyo-cho Vision’s, Tokyo, 2019). He received the Ohashi Award for his university graduation project (Faculty of Oil Painting, Printmaking Lab; 1980). His works are included in the collection of Mobara Hokuryo High School.
[On exhibit] “Agony of Existence,” 1993, fabric, aluminum powder, bronze powder, polyester resin, oil paint. Collection of the artist.
[On exhibit] “Fiery Afternoon,” 2015,
fabric, glass fiber, pigment, wood, polyester resin. Collection of the artist.
