Japanese artist re-invents Christian art from Renaissance Period
JAPAN TIMES
By Jamie Koide, RocketNews24
JAPAN---Anime is the new religion, at least when it comes to these re-imagined religious works of art by Hiroshi Mori. Mori combines Japanese anime and pop art with some of the most iconic religious portraits of the Renaissance era to create a fresh new take on classical Western and Japanese “rimpa”-style art. Each of the paintings in the series employs a combination of acrylic, urethane, silver mirror plating, and UV-cured resin on aluminum and were featured in a number of solo exhibitions in Tokyo from 2013-2014. [link]
By Jamie Koide, RocketNews24
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| " Memories #1 " Acrylic, urethane, silver mirror plating, UV curing resin on aluminum, 2014 |
