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DOCTRINE

HIROKI TSUKUDA

SEP 4, 2007 – NOV 18, 2007

Hiroki Tsukuda is a young artist currently living in Tokyo, who was born in Kagawa 1978, and graduated Department of Imaging Arts and Sciences of Musashino Art University. Tsukuda’s works that represent his unique world view though a wide range of media such as graphics, paintings, sculptural works and videos have been presented mainly in commercial creative fields such as in fashion and record jacket in large numbers. The works attract to a lot of attention mainly by young generation who adhere to Robot animations, SF movies and SF comics that fueled a craze in 70s and 80s.

In this exhibition titled “doctrine”, Tsukuda will exhibit a large 2 dimensional installation work, projected image, and some sculptural works. These are all Tsukuda’s new works and especially a series of an installation work that utilized OHP and canvas is a new challenge of Tsukuda who tires to capture human’s visual perception.

As Tsukuda comments on this exhibition; “I think that the exploration of art is closely related to the attitude of a religion that quests for truth. There are a number of justices in this world but much the same is true on the concept of beauty. If so, there seems no such “doctrine of beauty”. What on earth is the universal beauty? I have kept casting doubt on it”.

Hiroki Tsukuda is a young artist currently living in Tokyo, who was born in Kagawa 1978, and graduated Department of Imaging Arts and Sciences of Musashino Art University. Tsukuda’s works that represent his unique world view though a wide range of media such as graphics, paintings, sculptural works and videos have been presented mainly in commercial creative fields such as in fashion and record jacket in large numbers. The works attract to a lot of attention mainly by young generation who adhere to Robot animations, SF movies and SF comics that fueled a craze in 70s and 80s.

In this exhibition titled “doctrine”, Tsukuda will exhibit a large 2 dimensional installation work, projected image, and some sculptural works. These are all Tsukuda’s new works and especially a series of an installation work that utilized OHP and canvas is a new challenge of Tsukuda who tires to capture human’s visual perception.

As Tsukuda comments on this exhibition; “I think that the exploration of art is closely related to the attitude of a religion that quests for truth. There are a number of justices in this world but much the same is true on the concept of beauty. If so, there seems no such “doctrine of beauty”. What on earth is the universal beauty? I have kept casting doubt on it”.

BIOGRAPHY

Hiroki Tsukuda

https://www.instagram.com/hirokitsukuda/

Born in Kagawa in 1978.

Graduated the Department of Imaging Arts and Sciences, Musashino Art University.

Currently living and working in Tokyo.

Exhibitions

2007

･ "Doctrine" (Diesel Denim Gallery, Tokyo)

･ "Visionary Sensibility" (Nanzuka Underground)

Group Exhibition

2006

･ "Final Home Survival - Addict Exhibition" (Nanzuka Underground)

･ "Exhibition of Vanishing Objects by Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Law" (Nanzuka Underground)

2005

･ "zarjaz" (London, UK)

2004

･ "Japan Week" (UK)

VIEW ARTWORKS

Title: doctrine

Artist: Hiroki Tsukuda

Date: Sep 4, 2007 – Nov 18, 2007

Venue: DIESEL DENIM GALLERY AOYAMA 2F

Curator: SHINJI NANZUKA / NANZUKA UNDERGROUND

CURATION

SHINJI NANZUKA / NANZUKA UNDERGROUND

http://www.nug.jp/

1978 Born in Tokyo

2000 Graduated the special course of Art History, School of Letters, Arts and Sciences, WASWDA University.

2005 Finished Master of Art History major, the department of School of Letters, WASWDA University

2005 Started The Contemporary Art Gallery ”NANZUKA UNDERGROUND” He aims to be “UNDERGROUNG=avant-garde” to the concept of fine art itself, and finds widely the talent, which is out of the framework of the existent art scene. He works to encourage and familiarize Japanese artists, such as Keiichi Tanaami, known as a graphic artist, MUSTONE, who is from street art, Tomoki Kurokawa, known as an illustrator, and media artists such as Taku Anekawa, Hiroki Tsukuda, and Akiyoshi Mishima. On the other hand, he works to familiarize foreign alternative artists, such as Alexander Gelman, and Paul Davis.