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Bozen-Bolzano, South Tyrol, Italy
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Hiroko Nakajima-Beckers
Can you read pictures? In the typographical images of Hiroko Nakajima-Beckers, meaning and contemplation intertwine.
Hiroko Nakajima-Beckers and her installation ’The Gryphon’ (1)
Hiroko Nakajima-Beckers and her installation ’The Gryphon’ (2)
Hiroko Nakajima-Beckers and her installation ’The Gryphon’ (3)
Hiroko Nakajima-Beckers has designed two wall cupboards whose large ink designs are rooted in Japanese calligraphy. She plays with the character’s pictorial Gestalt to create a work that is simultaneously written and pictorial. If you have a poetic streak, you can recognise the ‘Journey of the Dragonfly’ Nakajima-Beckers chose as her title. The German-based artist studied East Asian calligraphy and now integrates Western elements into her art too.
Hiroko Nakajima-Beckers, Wall Cupboard ’Dragonfly“ (ink on canvas)
