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Born in Oahaga in 1985. UABJO An artist who graduated from the first generation of visual arts.
Received the Shinzabro Takeda National Print Biennale (2010), named after a Japanese painter who has contributed to Oaxaca's art since the 1970s.
In 2018, he came to Japan and held a traveling exhibition with Ivan Bautista&Alberto Cluz.
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"Mexican art, which has been gaining recognition not only in Frida Kahlo and Rufino Tamayo,
but all over the world in recent years.
It has a history from the Maya civilization, and the dynamic expression woven by the unique mixed-race culture and the view of life and death is Even today,
young artists such as mural paintings, paintings, sculptures, and installations are struggling.
Among them, prints works were once inspired by Japanese artists Tamiji Kitagawa ,Kojin Toneyama
and Taro Okamoto.
It seems that they had so many motifs that they stayed in Mexico and created them.
I presume that many of them are the lives and customs of primitive peoples
that remain strong even today.
The name of the land that always appears there, "Oaxaca".
Oaxaca, which is said to have the highest proportion of Zapotec
and mixtec indian peoples,
Due to the influence of the artist Francisco Toledo, who passed away last year,
and the Japanese artist Shinzaburo Takeda, who is the president of an art university there,
young people from all over Mexico have begun to gather.
Both Toledo and Takeda's works will be based on the indian culture
and everyday life that remains in Oaxaca.
This group exhibition of young printmakers woodcut working in Oaxaca on the theme of their daily life. "
Sentence / Yoshinobu Sakai (TOMBOLA)