Ikuro Yagi b. 1955
Nature Ⅱ 仮題, 2020-2023
Panel board, paste, Sumi ink, powdered & mineral pigments, oil pigments, Cashew lacquer, washi paper collage
H89 3/8 x W274 x D1 1/4 in. / H227 x W696 x D3.2 cm overall
16 panels, H44 3/4 x W34 1/4 x D1 1/4 in. / H113.5 × W87 × D3.2 cm each
62.4kg/138lbs
16 panels, H44 3/4 x W34 1/4 x D1 1/4 in. / H113.5 × W87 × D3.2 cm each
62.4kg/138lbs
A28188
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Over the past 50 years, I have created many collage works. For this large-scale work, I tried to express my thoughts on nature by renewing what I expressed 40 years ago in my work "Beyond the Forest.”
A different world is born out of the layering of washi paper atop black that has the feeling of lacquer. From underneath the soft washi paper, a jet-black darkness expands. I now think this represents how the power of humans can overcome all hardships.
I feel that the overlapping washi becomes an expression that causes a natural feeling about the passage of time, amendments, and changes.