The exhibition represents a synthesis of the artistic research of Ayano Yamamoto (Kanagawa, 1979), in which Japanese sensibility engages with the Western pictorial tradition.
Ayano Yamamoto’s painterly practice takes the form of a profound exploration of the essential nature of things, in which the artist captures the simplicity of small, everyday fragments and transposes them into a poetic and timeless dimension. This process stems from a slow work of assimilating and metabolizing memory, through which glimpses of real life reemerge on the canvas in a subtle way, akin to fragments of visual haiku.
The focal point of this exhibition is the balance of emptiness, a key concept in Zen thought that should not be confused with nothingness, but rather understood as a field of forces and a dynamic measure between objects.
This sensibility translates into luminous glazes of oil or acrylic, finished with linseed oil to achieve a matte surface.
INFO:
Opening: Friday, 24 April, 6:00–8:00 p.m.
Hours during the festival: Daily 10:00 AM–12:00 AM and 4:00 PM–7:00 PM
The exhibition will then continue from 6 to 29 May with the following opening hours:
– Wednesday / Thursday / Friday: from 5.00 pm to 7.00 pm
– On all other days: by appointment, by writing to lostudiolo.udine@gmail.com
PHOTO CREDIT: Didascalia immagine : Ayano Yamamoto, Distanza necessaria, olio su tela. Foto by L’Ariete Artecontemporanea Bologna
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