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Dec282025
Satoshi Tamamura 'Vector Girls' Print Available
Sunday, December 28, 2025 Artist: Satoshi Tamamura
Title: Vector Girls
Medium: Hand Pulled Deckled 5 Color Screen Print
Size: 42 x 51 cm
Edition: 25
Prices: $207 AUD
Satoshi Tamamura is a contemporary Japanese artist whose creative practice explores the intricate boundaries between traditional craftsmanship and modern conceptual art. Based in Kyoto, a city deeply rooted in historical artistry, Tamamura draws significant inspiration from the natural world and the passage of time. His work often utilizes organic materials such as wood, stone, and traditional pigments, which he manipulates to reveal the inherent spirit of the medium. By balancing meticulous technical skill with a minimalist aesthetic, he creates pieces that invite viewers into a state of quiet contemplation.
A recurring theme in his portfolio is the concept of permanence versus transience. He frequently examines how objects change through environmental exposure, incorporating elements of decay or weathering as intentional aspects of the finished work. This focus aligns with the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi, which finds beauty in imperfection and the natural cycle of growth and decline. His sculptures and installations are characterized by a sense of stillness, often featuring smooth surfaces juxtaposed against raw, untouched textures.
Tamamura has gained recognition within the international art community for his ability to translate ancient cultural motifs into a visual language that resonates with contemporary audiences. His exhibitions typically emphasize the relationship between the artwork and the surrounding space, treated with a deliberate use of light and shadow to enhance the physical presence of each piece. Through his dedicated exploration of material and form, Tamamura continues to contribute a unique voice to the global dialogue on how traditional identities evolve within a modern context.
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