Tomokazu Matsuyama's Unveils the Accountable Nature Show
Amy Duong — March 23, 2021 — Art & Design
References: hypebeast
Tomokazu Matsuyama is an artist based in New York and most recently, he launches the large exhibition by the name of Accountable Nature. It showcases new works by the artist at the Long Museum Chonqing and features large scale paintings that represent the Japanese artist's imagination against captivating backgrounds.
The artist uses traditional Japanese color palette with bold hues when blending different concepts found in popular culture. The museum released a statement, nothing that “Matsuyama’s visual language is inherent with an editorial process in which mashups and samplings from familiar elements spark viewers to make their own connections, leading to new ideas and narratives. By causing different elements to coexist on a flat surface, Matsuyama challenges contemporary art paradigms and offers each viewer space for new concepts and notions."
Image Credit: Courtesy The Long Museum Chongqing
The artist uses traditional Japanese color palette with bold hues when blending different concepts found in popular culture. The museum released a statement, nothing that “Matsuyama’s visual language is inherent with an editorial process in which mashups and samplings from familiar elements spark viewers to make their own connections, leading to new ideas and narratives. By causing different elements to coexist on a flat surface, Matsuyama challenges contemporary art paradigms and offers each viewer space for new concepts and notions."
Image Credit: Courtesy The Long Museum Chongqing
Trend Themes
1. Traditional Meets Modern - There is an opportunity for artists to blend traditional and modern techniques as Matsuyama has done to create unique works of art.
2. Visual Language - A trend in art and design where visuals are used to communicate a message or story.
3. Artistic Mashups - Artists are experimenting with combining elements from different cultures and styles to create new and unique forms of art.
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3. Advertising - Ad agencies can use the trend of visual language to communicate messages and ideas to audiences through artistic visuals.
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