Yoshimori Kataoka

Nov 6 - Nov 28, 2021

Wednesday-Sunday: 11: 00-17: 00
Last day of the exhibition: 11: 00-16: 00

Closed : Monday, Tuesday

■ Opening reception The opening reception is not yet fixed due to the current circumstances of covid-19.
■ Artist The artist is not yet planning to be in the gallery due to the current circumstances of covid-19.
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Yoshimori Kataoka

Yoshimori Kataoka is a contemporary artist who exhibits her works at solo show in Tokyo, and special exhibitions, art fairs both in Japan and abroad. Her painting medium is mixed media. She uses acrylics, oil pastels, and collage to express her unique world view.

[Recent Activities]
・in Japan
Nov,2023 Solo exhibition at Kujyaku Gallery(Tokyo) / Apr-Jul,2023 Exhibition "Craypas paintings by contemporary artists" (Tottori, Osaka, Tokyo)
・Overseas
May,2023 "IN BETWEEN THE LINES" (Madrid, Spain) / Mar,2023 "(un)fair Milano" (Milano, Italy) / Aug,2022 "Quick Art Finder Group Exhibition" (London,UK)

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Yoshimori Kataoka solo exhibition“MOTHER TOWN”

I express "question" and "awareness" that I meet in daily life.

At the beginning, I thought and expressed my questions and awareness as something personal feeling. Gradually, I realized that people sympathize to my works, wherever they come from, or whatever they believe. And I thought that is a proof that human beings are all "same". Laugh, cry, envy, anger, dreaming, and thinking about somebody deeply......I'm paying attention to those movements of a human heart, that will never change.

If we could have time to overlook our own existence, and care about each other more humbly, we could bring up a comfortable world for any creatures. Now, I'm making my works with such a hope.

The title of this exhibition,"Mother Town" is my coined word. Unlike "home town" and "motherland", I wanted to express "a town that has grown me" regardless of where I came from or where I lived. I think that self does not originally exist inside me, but is gradually accumulated through various experiences. The towns and people who would have helped create the existence of "I" who lives here now. We have collected works that make you feel that vestige. Through my work, I hope that each person who see it will think about your own "Mother Town".