• YAMAZAKI Takashi

    略歴
    1953
    Born in Chiba, JAPAN
    1981
    Compleated graduate shcool of master’s program of Musashino Art University

    PERSONAL EXHIBITIONS:
    2003
    Gallery Saou, Tokyo
    Gallery K, Miyazaki
    1999
    Tamashin Gallery, Tokyo
    1994
    Arukus Gallery, Tokyo
    1989/ ’84
    Atagoyama Gallery, Tokyo

    SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS:
    2005
    The 1st Exhibition of “Aso no michi”. Kanagawa
    2004/’00
    The 8th Exhibition of Selected Works from Sculpture Contest. Kajima KI bldg.., Tokyo
    2003
    The 5th Exhibition of Amabiki Village and Sculpture. Yamato, Ibaraki (’01/ ’99)
    1993
    Tama21 International Open Air Sculptures Exhibition. Tokyo

    SYMPOSIUMS:
    2005
    Indo Japan ’05 Stone Symposium. Vadodara, INDIA
    2000
    “PICAF” The Symposium of Open Air Sculpture. Pusan, KOREA
    “STONE 2000” International Sculpture Symposium. Vadodara, INDIA
    1988-’89
    INDIA-JAPAN Sculptor’s Camp. Vadodara, INDIA

  • TWO STONES

    Black Hard Stone
    125×100×45 (h)cm

  • a Broom

    Cinnamomum Japonicum
    92×78×300 (h)cm

  • a broom

    Basalt

    75×65×178 (h)cm

  • Welcome

    White granite

    150×105×145 (h)cm
    110×90×117 (h)cm

  • Low grass

    Black granite

    650×95×25 (h)cm

  • Form with L

    Black granite

    105×90×100 (h)cm
    100×100×120 (h)cm

    Form is a thing that exists through various relationships that support each other.
    If there’s a front, there must be a back, and if there’s an outside, there must be an inside.
    Their mutual relationships may be visible to the eye, but they may not.

  • Springtime

    Granite
    130×100×10 (h)cm

    For a long time, I’ve wanted to install my own sculpture here. As I was drawn to this place, I had somehow decided on the material, form and title at some stage. Emboldened by the season,
    I will place a sculpture entitled “Springtime” here.

  • Two large stones

    Black granite

    180×130×120 cm
    I want to hold in my memory the fact that there were two stones in this place in Yamato Village.

  • A STONE

    White granite, Iron

    380×220×250 cm
    700 kg

    Spring in Yamato Village is just beautiful. Every time I visit, I think again “can there really be this many kinds of green?” Within the copses that are everywhere in this village, I created my works with the white marble that is everywhere in this village. When I cut back the undergrowth on the installation site, a Japanese bird cherry sapling grew up, so I decided to incorporate it into my work.

  • GIFT

    Marble, Rope

    60×120×55 cm
    800 kg