Hiroko KUBO (1987-) finished a course of Master of art at Texas Christian University and now lives and works in Hiroshima, her home prefecture. Through the minute research in the prehistoric art, ethnic art, and cultural anthropology, she has created works to show human’s creative work or dynamism of imagination at exhibitions like ART SETOUCHI 2016, for example, on the subject of agriculture or idol using materials familiar to our lives. What do we, who live on the tip of the continuation of creativity from the prehistoric time, inherit and what are we indifferent to? Giving much thought to the imagination of the ancient people, the artist ponders upon the impact of our ancestor on the modern life. Thus created works inspire primitive imagination the viewers have.
Works
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TitleMud feetSizeH360xW620xD790cmYear2015-2016MediumIron, Windproof net -
TitleGentle handSizeH390xW289xD150cmYear2018MediumIron, Blue tarpaulin -
TitleMasks of contemporary agricultureSizeVaryYear2019MediumMixed media
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TitleMud feetSizeH360xW620xD790cmYear2015-2016MediumIron, Windproof net
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TitleGentle handSizeH390xW289xD150cmYear2018MediumIron, Blue tarpaulin
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TitleMasks of contemporary agricultureSizeVaryYear2019MediumMixed media
