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mocchi mocchi
Japan
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Artwork details
- Medium : Screen Printing on Paper under plexiglas
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 24.1x19in
- Edition : 3 / 30
- Artist's proof : 2
About this artwork
Hand-pulled screen print on Hahnemühle paper.
Sold framed. We consider the frame an integral part of the artwork.
Presented in our original solid white ash frame.
Our work is inspired by everyday motifs such as cats and vases. By simplifying familiar forms, we create images that resonate with the viewer's own memories and perceptions.
Working collaboratively as sisters, we use hand-drawn films and lithographic tusche to explore structure, rhythm,… and relationships beyond personal expression.
Through line, color, and negative space, we reveal the subtle rhythms within seemingly still subjects.
The tactile qualities of the paper and the nuances of hand-pulled screen printing are an essential part of each work.
Sold framed. We consider the frame an integral part of the artwork.
Presented in our original solid white ash frame.
Our work is inspired by everyday motifs such as cats and vases. By simplifying familiar forms, we create images that resonate with the viewer's own memories and perceptions.
Working collaboratively as sisters, we use hand-drawn films and lithographic tusche to explore structure, rhythm,… and relationships beyond personal expression.
Through line, color, and negative space, we reveal the subtle rhythms within seemingly still subjects.
The tactile qualities of the paper and the nuances of hand-pulled screen printing are an essential part of each work.
mocchi mocchi
Japan
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
Our work is inspired by everyday motifs such as cats and vases. By simplifying familiar forms and reducing them to essential shapes and relationships, we seek to create images that resonate with the viewer’s own memories and perceptions.
To support this approach, we work collaboratively as sisters. Rather than fixing a work to a single viewpoint or intention, we incorporate indirect processes, including hand-drawn films and lithographic tusche. These methods help us move beyond purely personal expression and focus on the structures, rhythms, and relationships within our subjects.
Although many of our motifs appear still, we are interested in the movement and flow that exist within them. Through line, color, and negative space, we attempt to reveal invisible rhythms and subtle presences.
Through hand-pulled screen printing, the tactile qualities of paper and the nuances of craftsmanship become an integral part of each work.
To support this approach, we work collaboratively as sisters. Rather than fixing a work to a single viewpoint or intention, we incorporate indirect processes, including hand-drawn films and lithographic tusche. These methods help us move beyond purely personal expression and focus on the structures, rhythms, and relationships within our subjects.
Although many of our motifs appear still, we are interested in the movement and flow that exist within them. Through line, color, and negative space, we attempt to reveal invisible rhythms and subtle presences.
Through hand-pulled screen printing, the tactile qualities of paper and the nuances of craftsmanship become an integral part of each work.
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