I visited Manika Nagare’s solo exhibition “Where Colors Land.”
The venue is “Yuka Tsuruno Gallery” in Tennozu.

Manika Nagare is often called an “artist of color.” For this solo show, she presented works built up by layering the colors of historically significant paintings, coat upon coat.
The photograph below, for example, is Monet’s masterpiece “Water Lily Pond.”

Sanzo Wada’s “South Wind” is also transformed into a work like this. Deep, indeed.



Right: A Flexible Stance, 2016 194 x 96, 194 x 50 cm, oil on canvas

Traces of Ocean, 2018 18.0 x 14.0 cm, oil on canvas
Traces of Sky, 2018 18.0 x 14.0 cm, oil on canvas
Traces of Raft, 2018 22.0 x 27.3 cm, oil on canvas



How far can expression reach by layering color?
The photographs cannot fully convey the depth of these hues — you really should experience them in person at the gallery.