Hideki Fukui 1981
SADAMASA MOTONAGA
1984
Lithograph on paper
46.0 × 66.0 cm
Edition of 100
Lithograph on paper
46.0 × 66.0 cm
Edition of 100
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PROFILE
SADAMASA MOTONAGA
SADAMASA MOTONAGA
Sadamasa Motonaga is one of the representative artists from the first generation of the Gutai Art Association. In his later career, Motonaga was also active as an author of children's books, and his specific style of humour is well known among people of all ages. Motonaga belonged to the Gutai group from 1955 to 1971. He developed innovative ideas such as 'Water Sculpture', which involves suspending vinyl bags filled with painted water. He also incorporated the traditional Japanese painting technique of 'Tarashikomi' into his style, using the airbrush to disperse acrylic paint, among other methods. Motonaga gained experience overseas from his early period, including contracts with the Martha Jackson Gallery (New York) and the International Centre of Aesthetic Research (Turin, Italy). Motonaga has received high acclaim in international exhibitions such as the Venice Biennial, Seoul International Print Biennial, Torino Premio Risone International Exhibition, and others.
