Acrylic Painting Tutorial(Portrait Painting Process) Japanese Art
Japanese Contemporary Artist/Cozo Cobun
+Profile
A painter and artist from Osaka Prefecture. In LGBT lectures and collaborations with companies, he has been involved in textile design, etc., and is active in many fields.
Since debut in 1996, he has presented works with children as motifs mainly in department stores, but since 2009 he has expanded his work to contemporary art and challenged to express himself and modern society through the subject of children . The eyes of the appealing children develop a unique world that attracts viewers.
+Work concept
Cozo uses a child as a motif to express problems that modern society has. Problem includes gender identity of the artist, negative experiences in childhood, mass production and consumption, etc. Cozo started incorporating stamps as a new technique which is partly based on Japan's unique 'Hanko' culture, but at the same time, it is expressing the mass production and mass consumption of objects and information in society. Also, using mechanical characters rather than handwritten letters expresses the emptiness of the digital society.
+Official homepage cocoart
https://www.cocoart.work/
+SNS Links
https://linktr.ee/cocoart_sns
+Profile
A painter and artist from Osaka Prefecture. In LGBT lectures and collaborations with companies, he has been involved in textile design, etc., and is active in many fields.
Since debut in 1996, he has presented works with children as motifs mainly in department stores, but since 2009 he has expanded his work to contemporary art and challenged to express himself and modern society through the subject of children . The eyes of the appealing children develop a unique world that attracts viewers.
+Work concept
Cozo uses a child as a motif to express problems that modern society has. Problem includes gender identity of the artist, negative experiences in childhood, mass production and consumption, etc. Cozo started incorporating stamps as a new technique which is partly based on Japan's unique 'Hanko' culture, but at the same time, it is expressing the mass production and mass consumption of objects and information in society. Also, using mechanical characters rather than handwritten letters expresses the emptiness of the digital society.
+Official homepage cocoart
https://www.cocoart.work/
+SNS Links
https://linktr.ee/cocoart_sns
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