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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Pastel on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 30.3x30.3in
About this artwork
PRAY (2023)
77 × 77 × 8 cm
Materials: 3D CORE image CG inkjet print, washi paper, collage, acrylic, chlorine, polymer, canvas, antique-style frame
This work embodies a spiritual offering that transcends fixed values and boundaries. The phrase “wish for peace” repeatedly emerges like a visual mantra, while the image overflows beyond its antique-style frame—symbolizing a prayer that breaks free from conventions.
The base is a self-created digital… graphic, transferred onto washi paper and physically transformed through collage, painting, and layers of acrylic, chlorine, and polymer. These materials form a richly textured surface where memory, hope, and presence converge.
The act of prayer expands beyond the frame, drawing the viewer into a meditative space where emotional and temporal layers quietly resonate.
77 × 77 × 8 cm
Materials: 3D CORE image CG inkjet print, washi paper, collage, acrylic, chlorine, polymer, canvas, antique-style frame
This work embodies a spiritual offering that transcends fixed values and boundaries. The phrase “wish for peace” repeatedly emerges like a visual mantra, while the image overflows beyond its antique-style frame—symbolizing a prayer that breaks free from conventions.
The base is a self-created digital… graphic, transferred onto washi paper and physically transformed through collage, painting, and layers of acrylic, chlorine, and polymer. These materials form a richly textured surface where memory, hope, and presence converge.
The act of prayer expands beyond the frame, drawing the viewer into a meditative space where emotional and temporal layers quietly resonate.
Naoko Geirin
Japan
Geirin, a multi-faceted Japanese artist, dabbles in painting, photography, and digital art, backdropped by a rich tapestry of economics, advertising, and art direction. With a unique blend of digital and traditional methods, she constructs tactile compositions, capturing the dichotomy of digital and physical. Geirin’s oeuvre features innovative layers of organic textures, acrylics, and resins, provoking an immersive experience. Fueled by trauma, her work stirs a dialogue with the past, presenting a profound exploration of deeply-rooted spiritual innocence—a testament to resilience and rebirth.
