- void 135／2024
Nami Okada
岡田菜美
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Born Gunma in 1991
Graduated from Tama Art University Graduate School in 2016
Recent major exhibitions include the 10th anniversary exhibition of Arts Maebashi in 2023, "New Horizon: From History Miraie" (Arts Maebashi), a two-person exhibition at Mother New York, "flow of time" (Ginza Tsutaya Bookstore), and NANJO SELECTION vol.2 "A Whiter Shade of Pale" (N&A Art SITE).
He expresses the concept of time and memories through his paintings, and paints landscapes as symbols of the relationship between time and space, capturing an eternal moment.
In his paintings, he consciously paints traces of the flow of time and change in seemingly quiet scenes such as the boundary between the sea and the sky, and the landscapes of mountains and trees. These indicate the simultaneous existence of the end and beginning of a moment, and are traces born in the process of exploring the coexistence of eternity and the fleeting moment. He aims to create multiple images by drawing out the viewer's memories and superimposing those memories on the painting in front of them, and to express highly abstract, concrete landscapes woven with deep memories common to all people.
Collection
Arts Maebashi, Ueshima Collection
Nami Okada_CV
Graduated from Tama Art University Graduate School in 2016
Recent major exhibitions include the 10th anniversary exhibition of Arts Maebashi in 2023, "New Horizon: From History Miraie" (Arts Maebashi), a two-person exhibition at Mother New York, "flow of time" (Ginza Tsutaya Bookstore), and NANJO SELECTION vol.2 "A Whiter Shade of Pale" (N&A Art SITE).
He expresses the concept of time and memories through his paintings, and paints landscapes as symbols of the relationship between time and space, capturing an eternal moment.
In his paintings, he consciously paints traces of the flow of time and change in seemingly quiet scenes such as the boundary between the sea and the sky, and the landscapes of mountains and trees. These indicate the simultaneous existence of the end and beginning of a moment, and are traces born in the process of exploring the coexistence of eternity and the fleeting moment. He aims to create multiple images by drawing out the viewer's memories and superimposing those memories on the painting in front of them, and to express highly abstract, concrete landscapes woven with deep memories common to all people.
Collection
Arts Maebashi, Ueshima Collection
Nami Okada_CV
