ABANDON
Acrylic, Earth on Canvas
24x24in
$1,760
Framing
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Tadaomi Kawasaki
Japan
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Artwork details
- Medium : Watercolor on Paper
- Other details : Artwork on cardboard. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 10.6x9.4in
About this artwork
This original painting of a horse was created at the beginning of the New Year, inspired by the Japanese zodiac sign Uma (Horse).
In Japanese culture, the horse symbolizes forward movement, vitality, and the strength to overcome obstacles.
Rather than depicting speed or power alone, I focused on expressing a gentle strength to move forward — a quiet, steady energy that supports us as we step into a new cycle.
The brushwork is intentional yet restrained,… allowing space and stillness to coexist with motion.
I hope this piece offers a sense of calm determination, serving as a companion for moments of transition, reflection, and renewal.
This is a one-of-a-kind original artwork, hand-painted and signed by the artist.
It was created as a symbolic piece for the New Year, carrying wishes for resilience, harmony, and positive momentum.
In Japanese culture, the horse symbolizes forward movement, vitality, and the strength to overcome obstacles.
Rather than depicting speed or power alone, I focused on expressing a gentle strength to move forward — a quiet, steady energy that supports us as we step into a new cycle.
The brushwork is intentional yet restrained,… allowing space and stillness to coexist with motion.
I hope this piece offers a sense of calm determination, serving as a companion for moments of transition, reflection, and renewal.
This is a one-of-a-kind original artwork, hand-painted and signed by the artist.
It was created as a symbolic piece for the New Year, carrying wishes for resilience, harmony, and positive momentum.
Tadaomi Kawasaki
Japan
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Credentials
- Prizewinner
- Residency Participant
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Tadaomi Kawasaki is a Japanese visual artist and former Hollywood matte painter who contributed to Oscar-winning films such as Life of Pi, Dune, and Doctor Strange. His expertise in color, space, and concept design has earned him global recognition. Now working as a painter, he combines digital techniques and traditional acrylics to create vivid, emotionally charged works that blend realism with imagination. His style merges pop art and impressionism with signature brushwork. In 2022, he live-painted in Las Vegas and exhibited at the Louvre in Paris. In 2024, he designed the helmet for the WRC Rally Japan champion. His prints have been sold in New York, London, Paris, Amsterdam, and Germany. Gallerists praised his originality and color-driven compositions. Tadaomi continues to create powerful visual experiences rooted in both cinematic and artistic worlds.
Tadaomi Kawasaki
Horse
$1,320
