March 1 – March 31, 2021

SOLO Exhibition

NAOYA IGUCHI

水辺を訪ねて

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

『venezia』canal grande

oil paint
20.87 × 17.91 inches
2018
$2,000 (without frame)

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

『venezia』canal twilight

oil paint
20.87 × 17.91 inches
2019
$2,000 (without frame)

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

『venezia』rialtobridge

oil paint
17.91 × 14.96 inches
2013
$1,600 (without frame)

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

『venezia』canal evening

oil paint
17.91 × 20.87 inches
2019
$2,000 (without frame)

NAOYA IGUCHI - Painter - JCAT artist

『venezia』sospilibridge

oil paint
17.91 × 20.87 inches
2019
$2,000 (without frame)

NAOYA IGUCHI - Painter - JCAT artist

『honfleur』oldharbour daytime

oil paint
20.87 × 25.67 inches
2018
$3,000 (without frame)

NAOYA IGUCHI - Painter - JCAT artist

『honfleur』afternoon

oil paint
20.87 × 17.91 inches
2018
$2,000 (without frame)

NAOYA IGUCHI - Painter - JCAT artist

『honfleur』twilight

oil paint
23.86 × 28.62 inches
2019
(without frame)

NAOYA IGUCHI - Painter - JCAT artist

『honfleur』setting sun

oil paint
23.86 × 28.62 inches
2019
 (without frame)

NAOYA IGUCHI - Painter - JCAT artist

『vernazza』

oil paint
17.91 × 20.87 inches
2007
$2,000 (without frame)

NAOYA IGUCHI

Naoya Iguchi likes to draw the waterfront of Europe. Many people ask, “why do Japanese people like drawing Western waterfronts?” However, he has no choice because he “wants to draw it.“

He was born and raised in the mountains of Gunma prefecture. He is currently painting the sea and yachts, because he never saw these as a child.

He was fascinated by Impressionist paintings because there is a big difference in how to draw shadows compared to Japanese paintings. It seems that there is a difference in climate and humidity, but he was more attracted to the landscape of colored shadows and the surface of the water.

He quit his long-standing domestic art organization and is currently active in overseas exhibitions and private exhibitions.

The canals and waterways in Venezia, Italy and Honfleur (port town in Normandy, France) often appear in his artworks. Venezia has a unique and beautiful landscape that sets it apart from other countries. Honfleur (old harbor) is closed by a drawbridge, and the water surface is like a mirror that reflects every moment of the day.

He has always wanted to stop those beautiful moments and paint them.

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