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Yoshino expresses herself by visually analyzing the deep-lying |
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human mentality as if she were to dissect a human body, |
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and assembling the parts into another phase of universe. |
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I used to avoid such expressions, |
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however I now find myself craving to find out the human |
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reality as a creature living on earth. |
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The more fear I develop, towards the progress of technology |
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at present, the greater becomes my desire to know. |
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Yoshino’s expressions create the reality anyone faces, |
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without compromising to such an extent as to be cruel. |
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You will immediately recognize the human cells when viewing |
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the picture, looking as if it were covered by membrane with dots. |
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What develops therein is the actual universe that is invisible to us. |
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This is her solo exhibition comprising mainly her latest works since |
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completion of graduate school studies. |
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We at Gallery Art Composition find the contents desirable for |
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presentation to the today’s world. |
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Kazuhiro Seki, Director |
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In search for feelings hidden deep down in anyone’s heart….
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Pain and sorrow hard to express in words,
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what you can never see on the surface… |
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I wonder just how many people existed in this world |
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who perfectly understood themselves as human beings. |
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Much too few, I would say. |
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I work daily, analyzing what lies at the root of human beings, |
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and search, mixing my desire to be creative with that,hoping that |
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my emotions which came and went will be recognized as nostalgia. |
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Last but not least, the titles of Paul Gauguin’s works:
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Where did we come from?
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What are we?
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Where will we go? |
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Eri Yoshino |
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