Shuto Okayasu Explores Transience in "Impermanence/無常" at Plato Gallery, New York

Shuto Okayasu, a Japanese artist living in Brooklyn, has opened his latest solo show called "Impermanence/無常" at Plato gallery in New York, which will be on display until November 7th. This exhibition delves into the idea of transience, a theme significant in Japanese art for ages, and mirrors Okayasu's experiences with the changing seasons in New York, the birth of his children, and memorable live music events. He earned his BFA from Tokyo Zokei University and has studied under notable artists like Takashi Murakami and Tomokazu Matsuyama. Blending Eastern and Western styles, his art captures the essence of daily life, showcasing influences from ukiyo-e, Nihonga, manga, anime, Impressionism, and realism, all while celebrating the beauty of life's fleeting moments.