ABOUT
Natsuko Tatsumi, an illustrator known for her representative works of maiko (apprentice geisha) and animals drawn with thick lines that have a unique flavor, and balloon gums puffing out from their mouths, has started an exhibition of her works entitled "-scape.
In addition to her landscape paintings with unique compositions like Hiroshige's Ukiyoe "One Hundred Famous Views of Edo," the exhibition also features new works created in collaboration with Misako Morino, an oshibana (pressed flower) artist and illustrator.
We hope you enjoy the exhibition.
In addition to her landscape paintings with unique compositions like Hiroshige's Ukiyoe "One Hundred Famous Views of Edo," the exhibition also features new works created in collaboration with Misako Morino, an oshibana (pressed flower) artist and illustrator.
We hope you enjoy the exhibition.
Natsuko Tatsumi Exhibition "-scape
Thursday, August 3 - Thursday, August 10, 2017, 11:00 - 23:00
(After 6:00 p.m., drinks and food will be served surrounded by the artworks.)
Artist Talk
Saturday, August 5, 14:00- (Reservations required, actual cost of tea*)
For reservations, please contact ART FOR THOUGHT.
Please order one drink on the day.
Artist Profile
Born in Tokyo. Graduated from Musashino Art University, Department of Visual Communication Design. After working as a designer at a design company, he became an independent freelance illustrator in 2011. He has been working on illustrations for book covers, magazine illustrations, packages, etc., as well as developing goods such as the BUBBLE GUM series.
