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We are pleased to present "AWA TARE," a solo exhibition by artist Isao Nasu from November 8 (Mon.) to 14 (Sun.), 2021.
Isao Nasu Exhibition
AWA TARE -If your inner eye reflects time
Isao Nasu Exhibition
AWA TARE -If your inner eye reflects time
Born in Kurashiki City, Okayama Prefecture
Isao Nasu was fascinated by the light of crystals when he was a child and entered the world of stones.
After meeting an opal miner as a student, he decided to pursue a career in jewelry and traveled to more than 40 countries to explore the treasures of the world.
After returning to Japan, he worked for a jewelry manufacturer and wholesaler before setting up his own business at the age of 26.
She researched the roots of jewelry from around the world, worked to promote Japanese culture, and produced environmental radio programs and magazines.
In 2009, he exhibited his debut work as an artist at Hankyu Umeda Art Gallery, where he expressed the mythological Japanese sense of beauty, and in 2014, he was selected to participate in the PHILLIPS DESIGN WEEK PREVIEW in New York. Currently, he continues to exhibit his works, mainly at art galleries and shrines, with the theme of prayer, which is a switch that is inherent in people.
Isao Nasu was fascinated by the light of crystals when he was a child and entered the world of stones.
After meeting an opal miner as a student, he decided to pursue a career in jewelry and traveled to more than 40 countries to explore the treasures of the world.
After returning to Japan, he worked for a jewelry manufacturer and wholesaler before setting up his own business at the age of 26.
She researched the roots of jewelry from around the world, worked to promote Japanese culture, and produced environmental radio programs and magazines.
In 2009, he exhibited his debut work as an artist at Hankyu Umeda Art Gallery, where he expressed the mythological Japanese sense of beauty, and in 2014, he was selected to participate in the PHILLIPS DESIGN WEEK PREVIEW in New York. Currently, he continues to exhibit his works, mainly at art galleries and shrines, with the theme of prayer, which is a switch that is inherent in people.