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Chiaki Azami
Japan
Artist highlights
- International Exposure
- Residency Participant
Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Medium : Pen on Paper , Cardboard
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 13.1x7.5in
About this artwork
To keep changing. That is what I expressed.
The price is set as an amount of my own feelings about art, business, and Cingulate.
Three-way is ideal, but there are many others. Artists' voices also vary.
I feel that the way art and business are perceived is moving further and further away from art.
Maybe it is difficult to make art into a business.
Last but not least,
For various reasons, I will be leaving Singlart at the end of this week.… If you would like to contact me in the future, please contact me at [unico.rnelius39@gmail.com].
If you are interested in selling this piece, please contact me directly at my email address.
The price is set as an amount of my own feelings about art, business, and Cingulate.
Three-way is ideal, but there are many others. Artists' voices also vary.
I feel that the way art and business are perceived is moving further and further away from art.
Maybe it is difficult to make art into a business.
Last but not least,
For various reasons, I will be leaving Singlart at the end of this week.… If you would like to contact me in the future, please contact me at [unico.rnelius39@gmail.com].
If you are interested in selling this piece, please contact me directly at my email address.
Chiaki Azami
Japan
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Residency Participant
« My art looks calm, but its contents have a magma-like soul that no one can touch. »
Chiaki Azami is an emerging Japanese painter whose works have already received international exposure. Her images seek to represent the emotions created from the events of everyday life and to communicate a common experience or sentiment to her viewers. Each of Azami's artworks is completed with excruciating detail. Decidedly contemporary in their aesthetic, her images seamlessly blend elements of art nouveau, tattoo, and traditional Japanese ink printing.
