Dōmoto Hisao
Dōmoto Hisao;Domoto Hisao
Place: Kyoto
Born: 1928
Death: 2013
Biography:
Early Life and Education
Dōmoto Hisao, a renowned Japanese artist, was born on March 2, 1928, in Kyoto, Japan. He came from a family of esteemed painters, with his father being a collector of traditional Japanese ceramics and calligraphy. Hisao studied painting at Kyoto City University of Arts and later accompanied his uncle, Insho Domoto, on a trip to Europe in 1952.
Artistic Career
Hisao's artistic style was characterized by the yō-ga genre, which he pioneered during the Shōwa and early Heisei eras. He had several personal exhibitions in Paris and other European cities, showcasing his unique blend of traditional Japanese techniques with modern Western influences.
- Sezon Museum of Modern Art in Karuizawa, Japan, and the Museum of Modern Art in New York have preserved and exhibited Hisao's works.
- His participation in the Informel movement in Paris during the 1950s further solidified his reputation as a front-line painter of contemporary art.
- Notable paintings by Hisao include Critical State: Spring and Critical State: Water, both showcasing his innovative use of mixed media.
Legacy
Hisao's influence on Japanese art is undeniable, with his works continuing to inspire new generations of artists. His unique style, which blended traditional and modern elements, has cemented his place in the annals of Japanese art history.
- Explore more of Hisao's works at Dōmoto Hisao | Wikioo.org
- Discover other notable artists, such as Paul Resika, on Wikioo.org.
- Learn more about the Informel movement and its influence on modern art at Informalism - Wikipedia
References
- Dōmoto Hisao, Wikioo.org.
- Sezon Museum of Modern Art, Karuizawa, Japan.
- Informalism - Wikipedia.
