crayon, pastel, scotch and masking tape on magazine cutouts (take from Life, Esquire, Playboy and Scientific American)Misako & Rosen
Description
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This collage artwork features a striking combination of black and white portraits, vibrant colors, and geometric shapes. The central composition includes two close-up portraits of women, presented in a classic photographic style. Surrounding these images are bold brushstrokes of blue, yellow, and green, creating a dynamic and abstract background. The artist has employed a range of techniques, including photographic, painting, and collage elements, to produce a visually striking and conceptually intriguing work. The piece appears to explore themes of identity, gender, and the interplay between the human form and abstract expression. ...
We have learned that Hisachika lived - and continues to live - a fascinating life contradictorily both at the center and on the periphery of the contemporary art world; assistant and collaborator with both Italian artists Robert Crippa and Lucio Fontana and subsequently the American artist Robert Rauschenberg, as well as a contributor to Gordon Marta-Clark, Caroline Gooden and Tina Giouard’s restaurant Food, and a contributing artist to the earliest incarnation of what is now White Columns, 112 Workshop, 112 Greene Street, Hisachika clearly was present.
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