Untitled 無題

KAWAUCHI Rinko 川内倫子

This series, KAWAUCHI Rinko’s (b. 1972) debut work, captures all kinds of changes that occurred in the artist’s personal realm. The title, Utatane, refers to a state between waking and sleep, consciousness and unconsciousness, summing up her artistic world. Her work is distinguished by glistening light, bright transparent colors, and juxtapositions of multiple images, which unfold in expansive poetic scenes. KAWAUCHI’s style of vividly excising a scene from her daily life in a square format has earned her many followers.

Collection of: Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Series title: UTATANE
Title: Untitled
Original title: 無題
Artist Name: KAWAUCHI Rinko
Year: 2001
Material / Technique: Chromogenic print
Dimensions: 1016x1016mm
Accession number: 10107226
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Metadata

About the creator

川内倫子 / KAWAUCHI Rinko

from Art Platform Japan: https://artplatform.go.jp/resources/collections/artists/A1266

Date of birth: 1972-04-06
Birth place: Shiga Prefecture
Medium: Photography
Gender: female
Update date: 2023-02-14

Identifiers

APJ ID: A1266
VIAF ID: 15056497
NDL ID: 00862327
ULAN ID: 500379922
AOW ID: _42287034
Wikidata ID: Q717766

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