Kazuki Takamatsu's Ethereal Women at Dorothy Circus Gallery in Rome
Kazuki Takamatsu (b. 1978, Sendai) presents a series of ghostly female figures at Dorothy Circus Gallery in Rome. The works feature white and gray, translucent young women floating on black backgrounds, often wearing gas masks and mini-dresses, evoking distance and sensuality. Japanese iconographic elements like chrysanthemums appear. Takamatsu's process blends 3D modeling, photo-editing software, and final acrylic hand-painting on printed supports. The exhibition is curated by Barbara Di Tanna.
Key facts
- Kazuki Takamatsu was born in 1978 in Sendai.
- The exhibition is held at Dorothy Circus Gallery in Rome.
- The gallery walls are red.
- The female figures are white, gray, and translucent.
- The figures float on black backgrounds.
- Some figures wear gas masks.
- Japanese iconography includes chrysanthemums.
- The artistic process uses 3D modeling, photo-editing software, and acrylic paint.
Entities
Artists
- Kazuki Takamatsu
Institutions
- Dorothy Circus Gallery
Locations
- Rome
- Italy
- Sendai
- Japan