February 1 – February 28 , 2021
SOLO Exhibition
Kumiko YAMADA
kumiko YAMADA solo exhibition~nude&flower~



blue rose
Japanese pigment, hemp paper, silver foil
6.22 × 8.94 inches
2020
$300 (without frame)

purple rose
Japanese pigment, hemp paper, silver foil
6.22 × 8.94 inches
2020
$300 (without frame)

flower
Japanese pigment, hemp paper, silver foil
10.75 × 8.66 inches
2012
$450 (without frame)

flower
Japanese pigment, hemp paper, silver foil
10.75 × 8.66 inches
2012
$450 (without frame)

the fire of purple and silver2
Japanese pigment, hemp paper, silver foil
8.66 × 10.75 inches
2020
$450 (without frame)

the fire of purple and silver5
Japanese pigment, hemp paper, silver foil
10.75 × 8.66 inches
2020
$450 (without frame)

the fire of purple and silver4
Japanese pigment, hemp paper, silver foil
10.75 × 8.66 inches
2020
$450 (without frame)

the fire of purple and silver3
Japanese pigment, hemp paper, silver foil
8.66 × 10.75 inches
2020
$450 (without frame)

the fire of purple and silver1
Japanese pigment, hemp paper, silver foil
20.87 × 20.87 inches
2019
$1,000 (without frame)
Kumiko Yamada was born in Kobe and lives in Tokyo. She studied Japanese painting at Musashino Art University.
Her works express the psychological aspects of humans who are in conflict. Among the humans, she draws many works based on the concept that “people sometimes yearn for others”. The two extremes, such as men and women, life and death, heat and cold, blue and red, etc., can be attracted like magnets. It exists in human psychology, and people sometimes have a strong desire for something that they cannot have.
It may be a flaw or a romance. In other words, it depicts the fusion of souls. She also draws roses because she believes in the legend that “roses help patients with cancer.” From the experience of losing a friend with cancer, she draws a rose as a prayer. She has recently started abstract painting as well, which also expresses human emotions.
Since 2002, she has held a solo exhibition every two years in Ginza, Tokyo and her works have sold out at the Malaysia Art Expo.