Yojiro Imasaka and Jun Ahn "perspectives"
Onishi Gallery
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Onishi Gallery presents, perspectives, an exhibition of photographs by two Asian artists, Yojiro Imasaka and Jun Ahn.
The young international artists were inspired by their past experiences in their home countries, Japan and South Korea. Even though Asian culture has embraced the value of individual assertion recently, social authorization still exists physically and psychologically. The way of thinking is different among generations, yet young people still keep their dark and depressed feelings hidden inside. They seek to disclose their inherent conflicts by expressing themselves in a non-verbal way. The contrast between Imasaka and Ahn’s perspective is remarkable, yet their pictures are somehow related. Imasaka takes black and white pictures of buildings, looking up. By contrast, Ahn takes colored pictures of buildings, looking down.
[Image L: "Jun Ahn Self-Portrait" (2009) HDR ultra chrome archival pigment print, 40 x 30 in., R: Yojiro Imasaka "new work #02" (2008) gelatin silver print, 44 x 37 in.]
Media
Schedule
from March 02, 2010 to March 13, 2010
Opening Reception on 2010-03-04 from 18:00 to 21:00