Tomoe Gozen - XXL "OPIUM " / 60 x 80 cm

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XXL OPIUM 60 x 80 cm

by Tomoe Gozen
GOLD EMBELLISHED
Hand signed / Artist proof
Art, Giclée
2024
textured Coton Art paper


The artist only offers unique works. This 2026 édition Deluxe is producted on 240 gr art paper.
Each print is unique, you will never find two identical works by this artist !

About the artist :

TOMOE is a Franco-Japanese artist born in 2000. His mixed technique is based on original photographs of Japanese women, He then works on his photos to give them this personal style.
After two exhibitions in France and Germany, he offers us a series of plates on art paper.
The artistic approach of this young artist consists in paying homage to the illustrious women of Japan. He says he is influenced by the work of photographer NOBUYOSHI ARAKI, but also street art artists like Dillon Boy, D*face, Hush or shephard fairey.


Tomoe Gozen was a female samurai. She was very beautiful, with her white skin. She was a remarkable archer. As a woman-at-arms, she was worth a thousand warriors, ready to face a demon or a god. She was an outstanding rider. When she was imminent, Yoshinaka would send her as the first captain, equipped with armor, a bow, and a sword. She performs more valuable deeds than anyone. »

She will later become the wife of Minamoto no Yoshinaka. This will make her the captain of his army, which is the highest rank at the time. At this time, we are in the middle of the Genpei war...

this series therefore pays tribute to this Japanese femme fatale

Sending / roled in solid tube, insured, fast and neat.

XXL OPIUM 60 x 80 cm

by Tomoe Gozen
GOLD EMBELLISHED
Hand signed / Artist proof
Art, Giclée
2024
textured Coton Art paper


The artist only offers unique works. This 2026 édition Deluxe is producted on 240 gr art paper.
Each print is unique, you will never find two identical works by this artist !

About the artist :

TOMOE is a Franco-Japanese artist born in 2000. His mixed technique is based on original photographs of Japanese women, He then works on his photos to give them this personal style.
After two exhibitions in France and Germany, he offers us a series of plates on art paper.
The artistic approach of this young artist consists in paying homage to the illustrious women of Japan. He says he is influenced by the work of photographer NOBUYOSHI ARAKI, but also street art artists like Dillon Boy, D*face, Hush or shephard fairey.


Tomoe Gozen was a female samurai. She was very beautiful, with her white skin. She was a remarkable archer. As a woman-at-arms, she was worth a thousand warriors, ready to face a demon or a god. She was an outstanding rider. When she was imminent, Yoshinaka would send her as the first captain, equipped with armor, a bow, and a sword. She performs more valuable deeds than anyone. »

She will later become the wife of Minamoto no Yoshinaka. This will make her the captain of his army, which is the highest rank at the time. At this time, we are in the middle of the Genpei war...

this series therefore pays tribute to this Japanese femme fatale

Sending / roled in solid tube, insured, fast and neat.

Details

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Direct from the artist
Edition
Limited edition
Edition number
GOLD HAND EMBELLISHED / Artist Proof
Artist
Tomoe Gozen
Title of artwork
XXL "OPIUM " / 60 x 80 cm
Technique
Giclée
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2024
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
80 mm
Width
60 cm
Weight
0.1 kg
Style
Graffiti
Sold with frame
No
Period
2020+
Sold by
FranceVerified
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Objects sold
100%
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