石川晶子

Using landscapes that are buried in everyday life and materials that have been used in daily life as clues, she visualizes the presence of accumulated time and memories using embroidery, collage, and sublimation transfer printing. In recent years, she has been focusing on the changes and overlaps that occur in the process of inheritance, using her family's ironworks as a motif.
She graduated from Tama Art University with a degree in Textile Design. After working as an assistant and research assistant in the Integrated Design Department laboratory at the same university, she is currently working as an assistant to artist Satoru Aoyama.

Artwork image: ©︎Shoko Ishikawa

Shoko Ishikawa explores scenes that fade into the everyday and materials rooted in daily life, using embroidery, collage, and dye-sublimation printing to render visible traces of accumulated time and memory. In recent years, her practice has focused on her family's ironworks factory, examining the shifts and layers that emerge through processes of inheritance.
Graduated from the Textile Design program at Tama Art University. After working as a research and teaching assistant in the Department of Integrated Design at the same university, she is currently an assistant to artist Satoru Aoyama.

 

Akiko Ishikawa_CV (JP)
Shoko Ishikawa_CV (EN)