I visited Yumeno Goto’s solo exhibition “Bacchus, Aradia, Moon dances.” The venue is tagboat Gallery.
Yumeno Goto “Bacchus, Aradia, Moon dances.”
The paintings, whose light-and-dark contrasts give off an air of the uncanny, centered on works with goddesses as their motif.
Installation viewYumeno Goto, Moon dances, 183×136cm, Oil painting on wood panelYumeno Goto, Virgin of the Rocks, or Ishtar Unveiling the Seven Veils, 164.5×100cmLeft: Yumeno Goto, Secret meeting, 117 x 91.8cmYumeno Goto, The mystery of Dionysus (Bacchus), 130×161.5cmInstallation view
Yumeno Goto is currently on leave from the graduate school of Tokyo University of the Arts.
In 2021, she plans to focus her practice on her graduation work.
会场风景Yumeno Goto《Moon dances》183×136cm Oilpainting.Wood PanelYumeno Goto《Virgin of the Rocks, or Ishtar Unveiling the Seven Veils》164.5×100cm左：Yumeno Goto《Secret meeting》117 x 91.8cmYumeno Goto《The mystery of Dionysus (Bacchus)》130×161.5cm展览现场
Yumeno Goto目前正在Tokyo University of the Arts研究生院休学中。
据悉2021年将以毕业创作为中心展开创作活动。
빛과 어둠의 대비로 요염한 분위기를 자아내는 회화 작품들은, 여신을 모티프로 한 작품을 중심으로 전시되었습니다.
전시장 풍경Yumeno Goto《Moon dances》183×136cm Oilpainting.Wood PanelYumeno Goto《Virgin of the Rocks, or Ishtar Unveiling the Seven Veils》164.5×100cm왼쪽: Yumeno Goto《Secret meeting》117 x 91.8cmYumeno Goto《The mystery of Dionysus (Bacchus)》130×161.5cm전시 풍경
현재 Tokyo University of the Arts 대학원을 휴학 중인 Yumeno Goto.
2021년은 수료 작품 제작을 중심으로 활동할 예정이라고 합니다.
