man rides a horse through the forest with colourful and texytured layers

Tomokazu Matsuyama

Clocks Daylight Jump

€3,800

Edition of 10089.0 (H) × 81.1 (W) cm

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Energetic fantasies by Tomokazu Matsuyama explore cultural identity in a post-internet age.

In Clocks Daylight Jump, a lone traveller on horseback pauses to look back on a colourful array of flora and fauna. Eclectic motifs appear throughout, including the artist’s signature damask pattern applied by hand in silver leaf.

“What I’m creating is a mash-up of different cultural and historical components.”

Framing

Prints can be ordered float-mounted, with a small visible gap, in a dark walnut wood frame fitted with UV plexiglass for protection.

Medium

Digital print with intricate screenprint layers and hand-applied gold and silver leaf details on 505gsm Somerset Enhanced Satin paper – finished with high gloss varnish.

Certificate of Authenticity

Arrives with a certificate of authenticity.

Finishing

Individually signed and numbered by the artist.

Release date

March 16, 2022

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Behind the scenes

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Tomokazu Matsuyama15 collaborationsTomokazu Matsuyama, also known as Matzu, creates energetic pop-inspired artworks that muse on cultural identity in the age of the internet. Having grown up between Japan and America, Matzu explores the personal implications of cross-cultural identity for a globalised generation. His bright, acrylic and mixed media paintings move freely between abstraction and representation, and merge Eastern and Western art histories – from Pop Art, graffiti and Manga to the Edo and Meiji eras, French Renaissance painting and classical Greek and Roman sculpture. Matzu’s canvases are rarely rectangular. Instead, they take on irregular shapes that often suggest the outline of an ancient Japanese scroll. Matzu, like his Japanese colleague Takashi Murakami, also works with multiple artisans to create his works with exceptional levels of technique reminiscent of traditional Japanese painting. Combining domestic motifs like books, plants and furniture with the expressionless faces of his figures, he blends the familiar and the strange in a representation of his own personal identity between two different homes.

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