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Toshiko Nishikawa

Metamorphosis 1, Mixed MediaMetamorphosis 1, Mixed Media
Metamorphosis 2, Mixed MediaMetamorphosis 2, Mixed Media
Metamorphosis 4, Mixed MediaMetamorphosis 4, Mixed Media
Metamorphosis 5, Mixed MediaMetamorphosis 5, Mixed Media
Metamorphosis 1
Mixed Media
9.5" x 6.5"
2008
Metamorphosis 2
Mixed Media
10.5" x 8.5"
2008
Metamorphosis 4
Mixed Media
14" x 10"
2008
Metamorphosis 5
Mixed Media
14" x 10"
2008

Metamorphosis 3, Mixed MediaMetamorphosis 3, Mixed Media
Metamorphosis in Paris, Mixed Media on Canvas in Plexi Glass Box, Mixed MediaMetamorphosis in Paris, Mixed Media on Canvas in Plexi Glass Box, Mixed Media
Metamorphosis in NY, Mixed Media on Canvas in Plexi Glass Box, Mixed MediaMetamorphosis in NY, Mixed Media on Canvas in Plexi Glass Box, Mixed Media
Metamorphosis 3
Mixed Media
7.5" x 6"
2008
Metamorphosis in Paris
Mixed Media on Canvas in Plexi Glass Box
48" x 36"
2009
Metamorphosis in NY
Mixed Media on Canvas in Plexi Glass Box
36" x 36"
2009

Matrix of the Mind: Contemporary Fine Art by Japanese Artists
Reception: Thursday, March 05, 2009 6-8 PM
Exhibition Dates: 2/24/2009 - 3/17/2009

 
Press Release

Toshiko Nishikawa’s mixed media works adeptly capture timelessness. Using acrylic boxes and canvas, she gives her work a translucent dimensionality. Different layers of material interact with each other and the shadows and shapes in the acrylic boxes change from every vantage point, creating an ephemeral opus of light and color. The ever-present motion in Nishikawa’s work is quiet and calm, never frenetic. Her work explores unification, inviting viewers to intimately interact with the various languages of perception. In order to truly understand the intricate, sensorial conversation Nishikawa presents, viewers must open up their senses to the movement, emotiveness and evanescence conveyed in the work.
 
Ultimately, Nishikawa’s art reflects the journey humans embark on daily: the journey to understand our introspective, immaterial selves in relationship to the material world. As an artist, Nishikawa acts as a medium through which life’s metaphysical experiences are crystallized in physical form. Toshiko Nishikawa currently lives and works in Tribeca, New York. Her works have been exhibited internationally.
 



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