Portfolio: The surprising and unusual art of Kumi Yamashita
Whether manipulating light, shadows, threads, scrap metal, credit cards, and practically anything that helps her to play with our perception of things, Kumi Yamashita creates different and very original works that surprise by the unusualness of their origin and used materials.
Japanese by birth, she currently resides in New York City. Her studies were carried out in Glasgow, United Kingdom, and the Cornish College of the Arts, in Washington, from which she graduated with top honors. She has participated in group exhibitions in Taiwan, Japan, USA and the United Kingdom, and in solo exhibitions in the USA and Japan. She has won 6 international awards, the most recent being in 2009.
Here is a small sample of her peculiar work, but to know her works in more detail it is best to visit his website .
City View, 2003.
Aluminum, light and shadows.
Constellation (boy), 2006.
Thread weaves between pins.
Feather, 2006.
Wood, light and shadow.
Portrait of Samuel Beckett in His Own Words, 2000.
Graphite on paper using Beckett's texts.
Portrait with credit card, 1993.
Graphite on paper.
Post originally published in spanish in one of my previous blogs: poertas
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Qué maravilla, @bonzopoe!! Desconocía a Kumi Yamashita. Impresionantes, especialmente esos retratos de autores. Siento que las nuevas técnicas y tecnologías están haciendo que el arte alcance los límites inimaginables. Me chiflan de verdad. Abrazos y gracias por compartir.