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Our master printmaker Tom Murphy discusses the craft and process behind translating the transportive power of Keita Morimoto's work into two shimmering editions.Time-limited edition
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A pair of prints by Keita Morimoto paint Tokyo as a portal to another world.
Evening Embers depicts a scene from the artist’s studio neighbourhood in Tokyo, its geometric forms inspired by Japanese kanban architecture. Jewel Box portrays a woman standing before a glowing glass cabinet outside a Tokyo restaurant. In both works, the softly illuminated window – a quintessential motif in Keita’s practice – becomes a portal between worlds, nodding to the pre-modernist idea that a painting is itself a ‘window’ into another space.
Each edition features silkscreen-printed gold shimmer details in the glowing areas, creating a luminous, transportive atmosphere that contrasts with the surrounding soft matte textures.
