I visited the collection exhibition “The Body and Moving” held at Takamatsu Art Museum.
Takamatsu Art Museum Collection + “The Body and Moving”
Koji Nakazono, a painter who set up his studio in Takamatsu and went missing at the sea of Kagawa, passing away at the age of 25.
This was his first museum exhibition opportunity in Takamatsu, the place where his artistic career came to an end.
Installation view
A total of 22 works were exhibited, including works left in the Takamatsu studio — his final location.
Installation viewKoji Nakazono “Untitled,” 2013Private Collection (Masakatsu Nakazono, Nobuko Nakazono)Private Collection — work layout mapInstallation view — from Private CollectionInstallation view — from Private CollectionInstallation view — from Private CollectionInstallation view — from Private CollectionKoji Nakazono “Untitled” ※Detail — matchsticks are stuck into itInstallation view — from Private CollectionInstallation viewKoji Nakazono “Untitled,” c. 2012 or 2013Koji Nakazono “Untitled,” 2012Koji Nakazono “Untitled” ※DetailKoji Nakazono “Untitled,” year unknownInstallation viewKoji Nakazono “Untitled,” c. 2010Koji Nakazono “Untitled,” c. 2010Koji Nakazono “Untitled,” 2010Photographs of Koji Nakazono’s Takamatsu studio were also exhibited
This was a precious exhibition opportunity held in a place with deep ties to Koji Nakazono.
