Online Exhibition

December 1 –December 31 , 2020

SOLO Exhibition

Atsusirius

 Cells

Japanese Art Modern and Traditional Styles

Nice to meet you, my name is Atsusirius. Through my artworks, I aim to express the subconscious and soothe the soul. I have experienced depression and recovered from it. My road to recovery began with art. By facing myself and expressing the deep consciousness, I was able to heal. My theme, “cells” is the cells deep within my heart (subconscious).

By Atsusirius

Online Solo Exhibition December - Online Exhibitions featuring original artwork and contemporary art on display at the JCAT Online Gallery

Gratitude circle

Acrylic, plywood , 11.69 × 16.54 Inch , 2020
$300 (without Frame)

Increasing cells

Increasing cells

Acrylic, plywood , 11.69 × 16.54 Inch , 2019
$300 (without Frame)

Increasing yellow world

Increasing yellow world

Acrylic, wooden panel , 17.91 × 20.87 Inch , 2019
$300 (without Frame)

My cells

My cells

Acrylic, plywood , 11.69 × 16.54 Inch , 2019
$300 (without Frame)

My cells spreading

My cells spreading

Acrylic, plywood , 11.69 × 16.54 Inch , 2019
$300 (without Frame)

Events of colors 1

Events of colors 1

Acrylic, plywood , 11.69 × 16.54 Inch , 2020
$300 (without Frame)

Giraffe

Giraffe

Acrylic, plywood , 11.69 × 16.54 Inch , 2020
$300 (without Frame)

Monkey

Monkey

Acrylic, plywood , 11.69 × 16.54 Inch , 2020
$300 (without Frame)

Rhino

Rhino

Acrylic, plywood , 11.69 × 16.54 Inch , 2020
$300 (without Frame)

Mt.fuji

Mt.fuji

Acrylic, plywood , 12.52 × 16.14 Inch , 2020
$300 (without Frame)

Atsusirius

Atsusirius

Atsusirius’ aim is to soothe the soul. He was born in 1983 at Japan’s port town, Niigata City. Since he was little, he was strongly drawn to freedom and grew up as a skateboard boy. He entered the department of fine arts at Osaka University of Arts. He majored in contemporary art. After graduating, an encounter with yoga in India opened a door of self-exploration, as he was strongly moved by the freedom of the mind. After this, however, he was diagnosed with depression and was forced to stop his social activities. Even though he has a family, he shut himself away. During such hard and painful days, he realized that drawing helped him escape from depression, and so he continued to draw. He gradually recovered, and even encountered the subconscious mind. His artwork is expressing the inner peace in the subconscious mind. His lifework is to bring peace to the mind and souls of many. In 2003, he participated in a group exhibition in Niigata City. Currently, his design has been selected by Japanese companies (Toray Advanced Film Co. and so on).

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