[Introduction of exhibited works (20 works)]
*Some of the work photos differ from the exhibited works.
*The name of the university at the time of graduation/completion in March 2017 is specified.
*Note: Not all of the artwork pictured above was appearing at the aatm 2017
*Note: Names of academic institutions are given as of March 2017 when the
artists completed their coursework for graduation.
*Exhibition contents and exhibition dates are subject to change without notice.
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作品No.1
Peel off the paint "No.41"
Haruna Shinagawa
Tokyo Zokei University
Tokyo Zokei University of Art and DesignIn the Peel off the paint series, I focus on the materiality of paint and try to create expressions that are unique to paint.
In the "Peel off the Paint" series, I focused on the materiality of the paint brushes and how to express my ideas through the techniques unique to paint brushes.Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko Chika Gallery
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作品No.2
Sandplay Therapy
Toko Izumi
Musashino Art University Graduate School
Musashino Art University Graduate SchoolI draw "someone" that appears in my head interspersed on the screen. This is like a letter, or a story, or my map.
I draw with the mindset of someone, some "stranger" that goes wild in my brain. This may be a letter, a story, or even a map in my mind.Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko Chika Gallery
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作品No.3
portraits of distant people
Portrait of Distant PeopleHiro Kunikawa
Musashino Art University Graduate School
Graduate School of Musashino Art UniversityThere is a difference between imagining yourself being there and actually standing there breathing. This sense of distance between reality and imagination pervades our daily lives.
I think about the difference between imagining myself in a certain spot versus imagining myself actually being there and breathing in that place. This is the sense of distance of reality and imagination.Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko Chika Gallery
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作品No.4
Chloe
Fuma Kashiwagura
Tohoku University of Art and Design Graduate School
Graduate School of Tohoku University of Art & DesignThe work is based on the theme of abnormal body images.
I produced this artwork with the theme of "variant body image."Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko Chika Gallery
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作品No.5
Rebirth
Aoi Fujiwara
Nagoya University of Arts
Nagoya University of ArtsThe work features iconic characters and animated effects.
It is constructed by quoting anime effects from painting effects.
The characteristics of my artwork is the symbolic effect of characters and anime. I used anime effects within my artwork.Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko Chika Gallery
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作品No.6
Fake Border
Akane Arai
Musashino Art University
Musashino Art UniversityPlants are growing from the gutters. Insects come into the room. Who does this place belong to? Each of them is looking for a place to belong, drawing on boundaries.
Plants growing by the gutter, insects coming in my room. Whose space is this? Everyone looks for their own place between those borders.Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko Chika Gallery
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作品No.7
twin
Gakudai Kawasumi
Tokyo University of the Arts Graduate School
Tokyo University of the Arts Graduate SchoolWake up in the morning and check the vegetables in the field. prepare. I think it would be perfect if I could move straight into production just as it is.
I wake up in the morning, check the vegetables in the garden, and fix things up. Then, I like to smoothly transition in to producing artwork.Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko Chika Gallery
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作品No.8
Tomboy enjoying the cool breeze
Hoyden Enjoying the Cool of the EveningShoichi Okumura
Tama Art University Graduate School
Graduate School of Tama Art UniversityIt expresses the resonance of large and small cosmos with a cage-like mandala structure that can be seen in landscape paintings, gardens, Lake Taihu stones, and tray landscapes.
This expresses the structure and resonance of Mandala within the universe with landscape painting, gardens, Taihu lake stone, miniature landscaping “bonkei”Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko Chika Gallery
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作品No.9
Drawing paper (fruit basket)
Drawing paper(Fruit basket)Yukari Motoyama
Kyoto City University of Arts Graduate School
Graduate School of Kyoto City University of ArtsAlthough it is possible to draw them as symbols, the problem is that there are many motifs that cannot be drawn essentially.
It is possible to draw a motif as a symbol, but I am wondering how to capture the essence of the motif.Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko Chika Gallery
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作品No.10
The lovers and the dumb people who live among them
(Encounter, war, departure)
Lovers and Empty Minded People Who Live
Inside Them (Encounters, Wars, Departures)Marie Izawa
Kyoto City University of Arts Graduate School
Graduate School of Kyoto City University of ArtsThe relationship between ``waku'' and ``content'' is expressed as a story, and the contradictory things of ``individuality'' and ``harmony'' are brought to coexist on the screen.
I made a storyline out of the relationship between "border" and "content," as well as having "originality" and "harmony" in the same space.Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko Chika Gallery
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作品No.11
13072017 / M / 10072017 / 11072017
SHIO TARO
Kyoto University of Art and Design Graduate School
Graduate School of Kyoto University of Art and DesignI'm making this with the idea of turning the ``now'' into a fossil.
I made these pieces thinking about how to fossilize the world in front of me, "now."Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko Chika Gallery
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作品No.12
Lonely planet
Saki Matsumura
Kyoto University of Art and Design Graduate School
Graduate School of Kyoto University of Art and DesignThe picture is there (?), but why can people understand anything more than that? What is a picture made of?
How do people analyze and understand beyond what is shown in the pieces of art? What is art composed of?Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko Chika Gallery
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作品No.13
On the(Where are you?/float)
Ayaka Nishihara
Nagoya University of Arts
Nagoya University of ArtsFrom the point of view, it has strange colors and shapes, and is as uncertain as a ghost. How can we make them exist so that we can touch their true nature?
Depending on the perspective, there are different colors and shape, like something existing but not knowing what. This may be similar to a ghost, but how do I make those exist?Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko Chika Gallery
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作品No.14
Impulse
Akane Yamada
Nagoya University of Arts Graduate School
Graduate School of Nagoya University of ArtsFor me, the expression line is like a sash that connects the world. I want to take care of the ever-expanding screen. The place I live in is too small, but a magnificent world spreads out on the screen. That's why I still enjoy drawing lines.
To me, drawing a line is like linking the world with a sash. I believe that it is important to value the ever expanding screen within the world. The place I exist is microscopically, but in the screen, there is a vast world of endless possibilities. This is why I never get tired and actually enjoy of drawing lines.Exhibition Venue: Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery / VENUE : Gyoko Chika Gallery
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作品No.15
Flower-Flourish-
Yoko Tanaka
Kanazawa College of Art Graduate School
Graduate School of Kanazawa College of Artrise and fall
This word refers to the ephemeral nature of the world, which repeats its rise and fall.
I compared it to flowers and expressed it through ceramics.
Ups and Downs of Life "Eiko Seisui"
This phrase has the meaning of the fragility of the repetition of prosperity and decline in life. I symbolized this idea using ceramics with a flower.Exhibition Venue: Shin-Yurakucho Bldg. 1F Entrance
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作品No.16
Large sansho fish muddy stream folding screen
"Giant Salamander in the Wave"
Folding ScreenYuta Niwa
Kyoto University of Art and Design
Kyoto University of Art and DesignA modern analogy of Tohaku Hasegawa's ``Hatozu'', owned by Zenrinji Temple,
By resembling the rough rocks to large sansho fish, he created a ``large sansho fish muddy current map''.
I modeled the Hatohzu by Tohaku Hasegawa, Zenrinji and made it more modern, using the harsh boulders to symbolize the ohsan shouuo.Exhibition Venue: Shin-Tokyo Bldg. 1F Entrance
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作品No.17
Head Ⅲ / Head Ⅲ
Naohiro Takahashi
Kanazawa College of Art Graduate School
Graduate School of Kanazawa College of ArtI create sculptures that are conscious of the inexpressible, the irrational, the emotional, the meaningless, posture, attitude, balance, etc.
I always keep in mind ideas that are difficult to express, things that may be unreasonable, emotional ideas, useless ideas, posture, attitude, balance, etc.; when producing sculpture.Exhibition Venue: Shin-Tokyo Bldg. 1F Entrance
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作品No.18
Marattiales "Ryubintai"
Airi Tsubouchi
Kyoto University of Art and Design
Kyoto University of Art and DesignWhen you open your eyes, the light and the world rushes in.
Without hesitation.
I open my eyes. Lights and the world come to me.
Without hesitation.Exhibition Venue: Shin-Marunouchi Bldg. 3F Atrium
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作品No.19
Fake fur
Masumi Aono
Nihon University College of Art
Nihon University College of ArtMainly using birds as a motif, he believes in the possibilities of shapes created by creating relationships with other things, and is constantly exploring them.
As the bird for the main motif, I am always exploring for a solution between the possibilities ofwhat birds combined with other objects can create.Exhibition Venue: Shin-Marunouchi Bldg. 3F Atrium
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作品No.20
mix together
Emiko Kozaki
Musashino Art University
Musashino Art UniversityA collage is created by twisting completely unrelated images printed on both sides of a sheet of paper.
I made a collage of things that have no relationship to each other with one sheet of paper that is printed on both sides.Exhibition Venue: Shin-Marunouchi Bldg. 3F Atrium
VENUE : Shin-Marunouchi Building 3rd Floor Atrium