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日本画の新しい可能性を切り開く作家さん。素敵な展示でした。
Ayane Mikagi “-jamais ve-“
I visited Ayane Mikagi’s solo exhibition “-jamais ve-.” The venue is Seibu Shibuya.
Selected as the image artist for the Seibu Shibuya spring promotion “Hyakka-sai 2019,” she is now holding this solo exhibition to coincide with it.
Works from “The Future of Painting — FACE 2019 Award Artists Exhibition,” which had just concluded at the Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Museum of Art, were also on view and available for purchase.
“Jamais vu” is a French term, translated in Japanese as “mishikan” (“unseen sensation”).
It may be an unfamiliar word, but you have probably heard of “Déjà vu” — the sensation of having already experienced something.
In simple terms, “Déjà vu” is the feeling of having experienced something before, even though you actually haven’t.
“Jamais vu” is the antonym of “Déjà vu” — “the sensation of feeling that a familiar scene or thing is completely new, as if you had never experienced it before.” (source: Weblio dictionary)
By showing my work here, I hoped visitors might feel as if they were seeing or visiting Seibu Shibuya — a store they have been to many times — for the very first time. That is why I chose this title.
Ayane Mikagi is a painter who graduated from the Japanese Painting department of Tama Art University.
Her works of women with distinctive hair leave a strong impression, but the vivid colors of the begonia-motif “Sumika” series — used for this collaboration’s in-store decor as well — are also wonderful.
Ayane Mikagi, “Sumika I” 162cm×162cmView of the B-Building 1st-floor space
Beyond that, she has broadened her range, and a wide variety of works were on view.
“Jamais vu”는 프랑스어로, 일본어로는 “미시감(未視感)”이라 부른다.
낯설게 들릴 수도 있지만, 이에 대응하는 “Déjà vu” 즉 “기시감”은 익숙한 단어일 것이다.
간단히 말해, 실제로는 경험한 적이 없는데도 마치 경험한 것처럼 느끼는 감각이다.
“Jamais vu”는 “Déjà vu”의 반의어로, “익숙해야 할 광경이나 사물이 마치 처음 접하는 것처럼 느껴지는 감각”을 뜻한다.(Weblio 사전 참조)
내 작품을 전시함으로써, 늘 방문하던 이 세이부 시부야점을 마치 처음 보는 듯, 처음 방문한 듯 느끼시길 바라는 마음으로 이 제목을 붙였다.
Ayane Mikagi 는 Tama Art University 일본화 전공 출신의 화가다.
개성적인 머리카락을 그린 여성 회화가 강한 인상을 남기지만, 이번 컬래버레이션의 매장 장식에도 사용된 베고니아 모티프의 《스미카(栖)》 시리즈에서 보이는 선명한 색채 또한 매력적이다.