阿部清子 Kiyoko Abe

"Tamonten"

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A work by Kiyoko Abe, who created the artist room "Ryu" at Park Hotel Tokyo (Shiodome).

"Tamonten"
F12 (606×500mm)
Kozo paper, ink, mineral pigments, kansai, glue

Although it was inspired by Tamonten (one who hears much of the Dharma), who is one of the guardian deities of Buddhism, this work has no Buddhist legal meaning. She described herself as a celestial maiden who wears a variety of crests, respecting and enjoying her own diverse sense of beauty and not lying to herself, and called her ``Tamonten'' (one with many patterns).

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阿部清子 Kiyoko Abe

Biography of Kiyoko Abe
Born in Tokyo in 1970. Painter Draws portraits using ink, with motifs of modern people's hearts. The atmosphere of the painter himself, who has both strength and fragility, is directly reflected in his expression, and his images of women who have a sharp eye even in the midst of instability are highly acclaimed.

1996
Selected for Garyu Sakura Japanese Painting Award Exhibition

Solo exhibition every year from 2006 to 2016

2008
"Recommendation of Sensibility" (Etsuko Shibata Gallery/Ginza)

2012
"Spiritual Dojo" (Shukado/Ginza), etc.

2012
Selected for the Suga Tatehiko Grand Prize Exhibition (Kurayoshi Museum/Tottori)

In recent years, he has held a solo exhibition “Marugoshi Joto” (Hagurodo/Yushima) in 2016, and a publication commemorative exhibition of paintings of beautiful women (Gallery Art Morimoto/Ginza) in 2017. In 2019, the first art book was published.

2020
Solo exhibition “Kyoko Abe Art Book Marugoshi jouto Publishing Commemorative Exhibition Tenjotenka Yuigadokuson” (Gallery Suchi/Nihonbashi)

 

 



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