- Size : H7 × W7 × D2.0 cm
- Condition: New
- Framing：Frame is included.
- Framing: Wooden, Framed Size H9 x W9 cm
- Item No.：45781
- Condition: New
- Medium：Object Collage
- Year : 2024
- Size : H7 × W7 × D2.0 cm
- Eddition: Unique
- Style：Figurative Art
- Subject：Portrait
- Signature: Signed on the back of the artwork
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Matsushima Chisato - Biography
Collage artist, proprietor of Salon Café cloud9, and tea blender.
Born in Okayama City in 1969, where she currently resides. Encountered collage during art classes while attending Hosen High School in 1985 and began self-taught production. After graduating from Osaka Kyoiku University in 1992, entered the Yotsuya Simon Doll School.
Held her first solo exhibition at Shibuya Art Space Meiraku in 2001, followed by numerous solo exhibitions at venues including Ginza Span Art Gallery, Shibuya Poster Haris Gallery, Ginza Gallery K, Osaka Oto Gallery, and Kyoto Astarte Bookshop. Participated in many group exhibitions at Shibuya Hikarie, Bunkamura Gallery, and Ginza Gallery West, among others.
Engaged in project mapping with collage works at the Aoyama St. Grace Church. Responsible for book covers published by Tokyo Sogensha, album jackets for musicians such as Teatro Raffinato, and the main visual for the Okayama Riverside Art Festival. Continuously explores the possibilities between the coincidental and the inevitable in collage, always challenging new techniques. She also long focuses on the marriage of tea and art as a longstanding theme.