Kyoko Nagashima

	Born in 1970, Tokyo. Kyoko Nagashima started to take photographs for the preparation of her painting works but gradually got addicted to this medium. Since she wanted to capture a time range instead of one moment, she used lenticular lens to combine several moments in one frame. What she continuously consider as her theme is the subconscious character of human being. There is one's character which is visible to others while there is an unseen character which is even not recognized by oneself. Her visional works take us to another world to think of who we are.

Born in 1970, Tokyo. Kyoko Nagashima started to take photographs for the preparation of her painting works but gradually got addicted to this medium. Since she wanted to capture a time range instead of one moment, she used lenticular lens to combine several moments in one frame. What she continuously consider as her theme is the subconscious character of human being. There is one's character which is visible to others while there is an unseen character which is even not recognized by oneself. Her visional works take us to another world to think of who we are.

Education
1996: M.F.A at graduate school of Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music
1994: B.A. in oil painting, Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music

Gallery

Gallery 360 degrees, Tokyo

Works


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by Kyoko Nagashima
$4,000
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by Kyoko Nagashima
$4,000
photograph


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by Kyoko Nagashima
$4,000
photograph


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by Kyoko Nagashima
$4,000
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by Kyoko Nagashima
$4,000
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	A place to notice your hidden character : Interview with Kyoko Nagashima at exhibition “THERE” Mar. 21, 2013 [Interview] While interviewing Nagashima, one question repeatedly came up in my mind. "Do I really understand my own character?" She told me about her interest toward the subconscious part of human beings. Her work provides a place for viewers to think about who they are.Read More >>

A place to notice your hidden character : Interview with Kyoko Nagashima at exhibition “THERE”: Mar. 21, 2013; [Interview]; While interviewing Nagashima, one question repeatedly came up in my mind. "Do I really understand my own character?" She told me about her interest toward the subconscious part of human beings. Her work provides a place for viewers to think about who they are.Read More >>

	Interview with Sugaya, galleriest of Gallery 360 degrees Oct. 09, 2012 [Interview] We had the chance to talk to Sugaya, the owner of Gallery 360 Degrees, one of Tokyo's oldest contemporary art galleries, about their impressive artist lineup and life changing encounters with artists that they have seen through the past few decades.Read More >>

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