We visited the first half of Kazuki Umezawa’s solo exhibition “Black Dream.”
The exhibition is divided into two parts, with the contents changing between the first and second halves.
CASHI (Asakusabashi)Installation view
Kazuki Umezawa’s exhibited works are made by adhering images printed on glossy paper to panels, then painting with acrylic and oil paints. Transparent medium is applied in places on the surface, creating a distinctive glossy skin.
Kazuki Umezawa, REQUIEM2ZERO, 2020Kazuki Umezawa, BLACK OMEN and CloudSBX, 2020Left: Kazuki Umezawa, The One-Winged Angel, 2020 Right: Kazuki Umezawa, The One-Winged Angel of the Abyss, 2020The One-Winged Angel (Detail) — The transparent medium gleams with a dazzling glossInstallation viewInstallation viewKazuki Umezawa, R20, 2020Kazuki Umezawa, 9999*pieces, 2020Kazuki Umezawa, Dream Eater S, 2020Dream Eater S (Detail)Installation viewKazuki Umezawa, Loop-the-Loop, 2020Kazuki Umezawa, Beyond the Darkness of Time, 2020Kazuki Umezawa, DrawZ, 2020DrawZ (Detail)Usually, sold-out stickers are red, but at this exhibition they were fluorescent pink.
