Location: Japan
Mari Nishimura
E-mail:maripiko@me.com
website:https://marinishimura.jp
Pictures drawn by Mari Nishimura are often
described as "powerful." She doesn’t just draw a basic rough sketch, but instead, using her hands and fingers, she is inspired to paint it in layers. Having been very fond of dragons since childhood, she has enjoyed painting them. She says, “The dragons I know are gentle, precious, and beautiful. I would like to paint dragons never seen before in the world.” Beneaththe happinessoverflowinginlife,underlies suffering, sadness, and sorrow...She desires to depict all profound emotions in her paintings. Because her pictures represent such human emotions, those who see her work are moved to tears, and praise them for the outbursts of the soul. Mari Nishimura’s works, incorporating Japanese style elements as well as contemporary aspects, reach out to the whole world along with her “dragons."
2014 Solo exhibition at Omotesando Gallery Pamina, Tokyo
2015 Solo exhibition at Hyde Gallery, Los Angeles
2015 Solo exhibition at liveravo Gallery Fukuoka
2016 Group exhibition at Jadite Galleries N.Y.
2016 Solo exhibition at Hyde Gallery, Los Angeles
2016 Solo exhibition in Omotesando, Tokyo
Presentation of dragon paints at IsonokamifutsumitamaShrine in Okayama Prefecture
2016 Christmas art show exhibition at Hyde Gallery, Los Angeles
2017 Exhibition at Japan Fair, Berlin
2017 Solo exhibition at Montserrat Gallery, Chelsea, NY
2017 Group exhibition at Pinacoteca di Brera 169 in Milan, Italy
2017 Group exhibition at at Montserrat Gallery, Chelsea, NY
2017 Fukuoka.japan
2017/8 Tai-wan
2017/9 Solo exhibition at Montserrat Gallery, Chelsea, NY
2017/12 Tokyo japan
2018 Exhibition at Japan Fair, Berlin
2018 NYC ART EXIPO
Mari Nishimura
E-mail:maripiko@me.com
website:https://marinishimura.jp
Pictures drawn by Mari Nishimura are often
described as "powerful." She doesn’t just draw a basic rough sketch, but instead, using her hands and fingers, she is inspired to paint it in layers. Having been very fond of dragons since childhood, she has enjoyed painting them. She says, “The dragons I know are gentle, precious, and beautiful. I would like to paint dragons never seen before in the world.” Beneaththe happinessoverflowinginlife,underlies suffering, sadness, and sorrow...She desires to depict all profound emotions in her paintings. Because her pictures represent such human emotions, those who see her work are moved to tears, and praise them for the outbursts of the soul. Mari Nishimura’s works, incorporating Japanese style elements as well as contemporary aspects, reach out to the whole world along with her “dragons."
2014 Solo exhibition at Omotesando Gallery Pamina, Tokyo
2015 Solo exhibition at Hyde Gallery, Los Angeles
2015 Solo exhibition at liveravo Gallery Fukuoka
2016 Group exhibition at Jadite Galleries N.Y.
2016 Solo exhibition at Hyde Gallery, Los Angeles
2016 Solo exhibition in Omotesando, Tokyo
Presentation of dragon paints at IsonokamifutsumitamaShrine in Okayama Prefecture
2016 Christmas art show exhibition at Hyde Gallery, Los Angeles
2017 Exhibition at Japan Fair, Berlin
2017 Solo exhibition at Montserrat Gallery, Chelsea, NY
2017 Group exhibition at Pinacoteca di Brera 169 in Milan, Italy
2017 Group exhibition at at Montserrat Gallery, Chelsea, NY
2017 Fukuoka.japan
2017/8 Tai-wan
2017/9 Solo exhibition at Montserrat Gallery, Chelsea, NY
2017/12 Tokyo japan
2018 Exhibition at Japan Fair, Berlin
2018 NYC ART EXIPO
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