”122001” Acrylic on canvas, 2022

Size US: 62 x 62 in

Size Europe: 160 x 160 cm

Kyoko Sasai is a renowned Japanese artist, esteemed due to her innovative approaches to cultural representation and unique artistic methodologies.

She lives and works in Tokyo and creates bold and colourful annstract paintings inspired by the beauty of time and space. Kyoko’s powerful and vibrant works transport viewers out of the present and into another realm.

Exhibitions :
1997-2003 -Galerie de l’Europe, Paris.
1998-1999 -Salon of, Montrouge.
1997-2003 -Salon Grands et Jeunes d’Aujourd’hui, Paris.
1998-2000 -Salon of May
1998 -Salon of the Naturalist Artists of the National Museum
of Natural History, Paris.
1999 -Biennale of Issy, France.
2004-2005 -Salon Réalités Nouvelles, Paris.
2013-2018 -Galerie ART aujourd’hui, Paris

”SM070897” Acrylic on canvas, 1997

Size US: 63 x 51 in

Size Europe: 162 x 130 cm

Shitomi Murakami was born in 1941 in Osaka, Japan

1964 Graduated from Musashino School of Fine Arts, Tokyo.
1964-70 Laboratory of Scenographic Research of the University
University of Fine Arts, Musashino, Tokyo.
1970-79 Teacher at the University of Fine Arts of Musashino, Tokyo.
1995 Set up his studio in Paris.
Exhibitions :
1984 – Tokyo International Scenography Exhibition.
1985 -Exhibitions of the Scenographies of Japan, Beijing, Shanghai.
1987/1991 -Quatriennale of International Scenography of Prague.
1997 -Salon of Naturalist Artists of the National Museum of
of Natural History, Paris.
1997-2003 -Galerie de l’Europe, Paris.
1997-1999 -Salon of, Montrouge.
1997-2003 -Salon Grands et Jeunes d’Aujourd’hui, Paris.
1999 -Foundation d’Entreprise Colas, Boulogne-Billancourt.
2001 – Contemporary Art Week, Saint-Mandé.
-The collection of works of the Colas Foundation, Paris.
2004 -Colas Foundation, Boulogne-Billancourt
2004-2007, 2009-2015 -New Realities Fair, Paris.
2013 -Comparisons exhibition, Paris

“SM080402” Acrylic on canvas, 2002

Size US: 23 x 31 in

Size Europe: 60 x 81 cm

Shitomi Murakami was born in 1941 in Osaka, Japan

1964 Graduated from Musashino School of Fine Arts, Tokyo.
1964-70 Laboratory of Scenographic Research of the University
University of Fine Arts, Musashino, Tokyo.
1970-79 Teacher at the University of Fine Arts of Musashino, Tokyo.
1995 Set up his studio in Paris.
Exhibitions :
1984 – Tokyo International Scenography Exhibition.
1985 -Exhibitions of the Scenographies of Japan, Beijing, Shanghai.
1987/1991 -Quatriennale of International Scenography of Prague.
1997 -Salon of Naturalist Artists of the National Museum of
of Natural History, Paris.
1997-2003 -Galerie de l’Europe, Paris.
1997-1999 -Salon of, Montrouge.
1997-2003 -Salon Grands et Jeunes d’Aujourd’hui, Paris.
1999 -Foundation d’Entreprise Colas, Boulogne-Billancourt.
2001 – Contemporary Art Week, Saint-Mandé.
-The collection of works of the Colas Foundation, Paris.
2004 -Colas Foundation, Boulogne-Billancourt
2004-2007, 2009-2015 -New Realities Fair, Paris.
2013 -Comparisons exhibition, Paris

Size US: 58 x 61 in

Size Europe: 147 x 155 cm

Roberto Matta, in full Roberto Antonio Sebastian Matta Echaurren, (born November 11, 1911, Santiago, Chile—died November 23, 2002, Civitavecchia, Italy), Chilean-born painter of mysterious fantastic environments who lived his adult life outside his homeland and became identified with the international Surrealist movement.

Matta completed an architecture degree at the Catholic University in Santiago (1931) and moved

to Paris in 1933 to work for the influential architect and city planner Le Corbusier. While working in the architect’s studio, Matta became increasingly interested in painting. Further, his friendships with the avant-garde in various centres of Europe—Gertrude Stein, Marcel Duchamp, Walter

Gropius, Salvador Dalí, Federico Garcia Lorca, André Breton, and others—stimulated his interest in the Surrealist movement, and by 1936 he had abandoned architecture as a career.

Bronze
27″h.
Base is black marble, 6.5″d x 2″h

This is the original Summertime which inspired larger versions of this undulating form. A Hostetler hallmark sculpture. She is Davids most complicated sculpture. She reminds me of the clay sculptures and scroll paintings of the Song dynasty in China. See Mid-Size and Large categories for other versions.