Koichiro Tada “A Waltz Going in Circles Through the Night”
We visited Koichiro Tada’s solo exhibition “A Waltz Going in Circles Through the Night.” The venue is Bambinart Gallery.
Installation view
In this exhibition, one notices works that mark a slight shift from Tada’s previous output.
We were drawn in by the appeal of new motifs added to his familiar female portraits and by the delicacy of the thinly applied paint.
“Gazes That Do Not Meet,” 2019, oil on canvas, 33.4×24.3cm (F4)Installation view“Morning Sun,” 2019, oil on canvas, 33.4×24.3cm (F4)Installation view — center: “Jester of the Night,” 2019, oil on canvas, 33.4×24.3cm (F4)“Stage — Sea,” 2019, oil on canvas, 22.1×33.4cm (P4)“Left Hand Searching,” 2019, oil on canvas, 33.4×24.3cm (F4)Installation view“Traces of Half-Collapse,” 2019, oil on canvas, 33.4×24.3cm (F4)“Deep-Sea Fish,” 2019, oil on canvas, 31.9×41.2cm (F6)“Warped Doughnut,” 2019, oil on canvas, 24.1×41.1cm (M6)Installation view“Invitation,” 2019, oil on canvas, 33.4×22.1cm (P4)“Sentry of the Night,” 2019, oil on canvas, 45.8×33.4cm (P8)Installation view — center: “Late Summer,” 2019, oil on canvas, 33.4×24.3cm (F4)
Koichiro Tada is also scheduled to present a solo booth at Art Fair Tokyo 2020.
We look forward to seeing what kind of work he will show us next.
