Video: Forward to freedom! Three-dimensional paintings by Japanese sculptor Yuki Matsueda
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
It would be strange to call sculpture "three-dimensional art", given that it physically cannot be two-dimensional. But the work of a Japanese author Yuki Matsueda you cannot name it otherwise. His works are not only sculptures, but they also strive to escape from the plane in which they are and find themselves free. At least some part of the author's sculptures constantly wants to escape, but they just can't do it. It would be more correct to say that Yuki Matsueda paints three-dimensional paintings with elements of a sculptural installation. And the pictures, I must say, are very specific. So, they literally illustrate the prohibitions and warnings from information stands in museums, shopping centers and offices, cafes, clubs, restaurants. It was from here that the sculpture-paintings "Do not shoot" and "Do not touch", the sign "Exit" and "Evacuation", as well as a number of other three-dimensional paintings by the Japanese sculptor, came from.
However, in this series of three-dimensional sculptural painting there are many paintings for "just like that". The cards from which the suits are trying to escape look very picturesque. It's fun to watch how yolks run from quail eggs, paint from tubes, and arrows from an alarm clock.
Yuki Matsueda is only 31 years old, but he has already gained fame as a young and talented sculptor, not only in his native Tokyo, but also abroad. The young man graduated from the University of Arts in Tokyo, presented his works in Tokyo, Seoul, Beijing and Hong Kong. A complete collection of unusual 3D paintings can be viewed on Yuki Matsueda's website.
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