Koji Kasatani - Banana Blooms






Studied art history at Ecole du Louvre and specialised in contemporary art for over 25 years.
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Koji Kasatani's Banana Blooms, a resin sculpture edition 1/3, 2025, 22×22×3 cm, hand signed, in excellent condition.
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Koji Kasatani - Banana Blooms
Signed - edition 1/3 - 2025
Banana Blooms 2025
Hand signed - 1 - 2025
Koji Kasatani (born 1964) is a Japanese artist.
After graduating from art school in Florence, Italy,
I studied Italian ceramic techniques.
After returning to Japan, I began challenging myself to create works that went beyond the boundaries of ceramics.
When I found some banana scraps, my father's favorite, in the kitchen, I was convinced that this was art, and since then I have been creating banana-themed works for about 18 years.
Artist Name Koji Kasatani
Nationality Japan
Name of Work Banana Blooms
Year 2025
Technique Resin
Dimension 22×22×3
Signature Hand sign
Condition Exelent condition
Shipping Card Box with Cushioning Material Artist Information INSTAGRAM kojikasatani
Art Fair
Art Fair Tokyo
Art Taipei. Art Formosa. Art Tainan Art Taichung. One Art Taipei
Exhibition Japan.many gallery
Imavision gallery (taipei)
193gallery (paris)
Education ADA Firenze
Studied ceramic technipue in Florence Italy Award 2007 Giorgio Modadori Premio Arte
Finalist
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Please note that shipments to the European Union and other international destinations may be subject to import VAT, customs duties, and carrier clearance or handling fees. These charges vary depending on the destination country, the artwork's nature and value, and are usually collected by the carrier or customs authorities before delivery or upon customs clearance.
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Koji Kasatani - Banana Blooms
Signed - edition 1/3 - 2025
Banana Blooms 2025
Hand signed - 1 - 2025
Koji Kasatani (born 1964) is a Japanese artist.
After graduating from art school in Florence, Italy,
I studied Italian ceramic techniques.
After returning to Japan, I began challenging myself to create works that went beyond the boundaries of ceramics.
When I found some banana scraps, my father's favorite, in the kitchen, I was convinced that this was art, and since then I have been creating banana-themed works for about 18 years.
Artist Name Koji Kasatani
Nationality Japan
Name of Work Banana Blooms
Year 2025
Technique Resin
Dimension 22×22×3
Signature Hand sign
Condition Exelent condition
Shipping Card Box with Cushioning Material Artist Information INSTAGRAM kojikasatani
Art Fair
Art Fair Tokyo
Art Taipei. Art Formosa. Art Tainan Art Taichung. One Art Taipei
Exhibition Japan.many gallery
Imavision gallery (taipei)
193gallery (paris)
Education ADA Firenze
Studied ceramic technipue in Florence Italy Award 2007 Giorgio Modadori Premio Arte
Finalist
Taxes and Import Charges
The sale price does not include import VAT, customs duties, import taxes, customs clearance fees, or any other charges related to importation. All such charges are the responsibility of the buyer. Buyers are strongly advised to check applicable import rules, taxes, and fees with their local customs authority before bidding.
Please note that shipments to the European Union and other international destinations may be subject to import VAT, customs duties, and carrier clearance or handling fees. These charges vary depending on the destination country, the artwork's nature and value, and are usually collected by the carrier or customs authorities before delivery or upon customs clearance.
If the buyer cancels the purchase, the buyer is responsible for all costs associated with returning the artwork, including return shipping, customs duties, import taxes, or related charges arising from the return.
