Takashi Fukushima (1950) - Untitled






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Takashi Fukushima, Untitled, an abstract oil painting on canvas (50 × 50 cm), signed, original from Brazil, dating to 1990–2000, depicting a day scene, with water damage that can be restored by a conservator.
Description from the seller
Takashi Fukushima
Untitled
50 x 50 cm
Oil on canvas
Hand-signed
The work has some water damage; look closely at the photos! This is restorable.
Takashi Fukushima (São Paulo, 1950) is a Brazilian-Japanese artist. He is a painter, graphic artist, draftsman and set designer. He is the son of the well-known artist Tikashi Fukushima (1920–2001), one of Brazil's leading abstract painters.
He studied architecture at the University of São Paulo (FAU/USP).
In 1973 and 1975 he participated in the São Paulo International Biennial, where he won a purchase prize in 1975.
In 1990 he studied at the Tokyo University of the Arts with a scholarship from the Japan Foundation.
Besides his work as a visual artist, he also designed stage sets for theater productions and won several prizes for that.
His style
Takashi Fukushima is known for his still, poetic landscapes. His paintings often show:
subtle transitions of light and color;
an almost cosmic or dreamlike atmosphere;
a combination of Japanese aesthetics and Brazilian modern art;
themes such as nature, space, and the relationship between humans and the universe.
Influences
Although he is strongly influenced by his father, Takashi developed his own style. Whereas Tikashi Fukushima became famous mainly for his lyrical abstract painting, Takashi focuses more on landscapes and atmospheric compositions in which science, nature and spirituality come together.
Seller's Story
Takashi Fukushima
Untitled
50 x 50 cm
Oil on canvas
Hand-signed
The work has some water damage; look closely at the photos! This is restorable.
Takashi Fukushima (São Paulo, 1950) is a Brazilian-Japanese artist. He is a painter, graphic artist, draftsman and set designer. He is the son of the well-known artist Tikashi Fukushima (1920–2001), one of Brazil's leading abstract painters.
He studied architecture at the University of São Paulo (FAU/USP).
In 1973 and 1975 he participated in the São Paulo International Biennial, where he won a purchase prize in 1975.
In 1990 he studied at the Tokyo University of the Arts with a scholarship from the Japan Foundation.
Besides his work as a visual artist, he also designed stage sets for theater productions and won several prizes for that.
His style
Takashi Fukushima is known for his still, poetic landscapes. His paintings often show:
subtle transitions of light and color;
an almost cosmic or dreamlike atmosphere;
a combination of Japanese aesthetics and Brazilian modern art;
themes such as nature, space, and the relationship between humans and the universe.
Influences
Although he is strongly influenced by his father, Takashi developed his own style. Whereas Tikashi Fukushima became famous mainly for his lyrical abstract painting, Takashi focuses more on landscapes and atmospheric compositions in which science, nature and spirituality come together.
