My work at UNO gallery is an experiment installation on paper. As I began the process of my work, I gravitated to be open to receive inspiration and influence that would encompass my recent move to Berlin. During this time, I nurtured this work for a month in the gallery.  The materials I chose were an immediate and somewhat child-like craft that could tie into the idea of the work being intuitive and whimsical. Using scissors and cutting papers similar to what I did as a child, set me free to directly respond to my current vision. Drawing with colored pencils and markers, as a direct source but unknown action, that resulted in a landscape.  As I used my old knowledge, I invited in a new perspective to my work.

Chinatsu Ikeda

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In her work Chinatsu Ikeda was inspired by artists like Matisse, Akira Kuroswa (film), Francis Bacon, Caravaggio, Kuniyoshi Utagawa (Prints) etc.

Her recent Installation 'Rhythmic Stir', a large scale paperwork for Gallery UNO, shows a strong influence by Matisse, the French artist who after a long illness invented the new media of cut outs, a media that next to drawing became dominant in the work of the Japanise artist.
Duration: January to April 2019 (work in progress)

Spezielle Offnungszeiten zum Gallery Weekend Berlin und Paper Positions

Freitag,   26. April 2019      18 Uhr bis 21 Uhr
Samstag  27. April 2019     12 Uhr bis 19 Uhr
Sonntag  28. April 2019      12 Uhr bis 19 Uhr

Gallery UNO Projektraum Berlin 
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