Shigeki Fukumoto b. 1946
H113 x W113 x D1.5 cm
Verdant Landscape and Crimson Landscape depicts a pair of blurred landscapes, one in rich green and the other vibrant crimson, as if depicting the same scene transitioning from summer to autumn. Fukumoto applies a technique known as tarashikomi, in which one color is poured over another while the first is still drying. In doing so, tarashikomi creates the effects known as shimi, nijimi, and mura, referring to forms of blurring, spreading, and permeation of the dye into the fabric.
Provenance
Artist StudioExhibitions
Shimijimi: Dyed and Inlaid Textiles by Shigeki Fukumoto, Ippodo Gallery, New York, April 30 -June 6, 2026.Literature
To Dye, Perchance to Dream: Fukumoto Shigeki: Collected Works 1983–2017. Kyoto: Naya Yoshito, 2017.Join the Ippodo Gallery newsletter
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