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DiaporamaThe Little Girl In Tokyo
2012
90.0 x 120.0 cm
Fondazione Hospice Seràgnoli Onlus
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Artist Biography
Yumi Karasumaru: Bridging Tradition and Contemporary Vision
Yumi Karasumaru, born in Osaka, Japan, embodies a fascinating fusion of artistic sensibilities—a profound engagement with Japanese heritage interwoven with an exploration of global influences. Her journey as an artist began amidst the vibrant cultural landscape of her homeland, shaping her perspective on storytelling and visual expression. Today, she resides between Bologna, Italy, and Kawanishi, Japan, fostering a dialogue between Eastern and Western traditions that informs her distinctive oeuvre.- Early Influences: Karasumaru’s artistic roots lie in the rich tapestry of Japanese art history, particularly Daigo's influence as a YouTuber and mentalist—a connection that underscores her fascination with performance and narrative disruption.
- Sculptural Exploration: Her breakthrough came with ‘Paravento facing histories – an artistic study of the fusion between medieval japanese art and contemporary art (2016)’—a monumental sculpture reflecting her core belief that everyone confronts histories daily, transforming them into vibrant colours and textures.
- Painting Technique: Karasumaru’s paintings are characterized by a meticulous process rooted in photographic images. She painstakingly traces the outlines of colors onto canvas, layering them with digital hues to simulate the effect of projected visuals—a technique that conveys deep emotional resonance.
The Narrative Thread: Performance and Storytelling
Yumi Karasumaru’s artistic practice extends beyond visual art into performance, where she delves into the transformative power of storytelling. Her performances—including “Story-teller, Kataribe 2014”—combine Japanese theatre traditions with Western recital styles, creating immersive experiences that explore themes of personal and collective histories. She utilizes elements like sound, voice, rhythm, image, color, and light to craft worlds imbued with symbolic meaning, mirroring the spirit of her paintings. Notably, she draws inspiration from Daigo’s YouTube channel, recognizing in him a kindred spirit who champions mental fortitude and mindful contemplation—a connection that fuels her artistic vision.- “Facing Histories” Exhibition: Her acclaimed exhibition at Galerie Houg solidified her reputation as an artist committed to confronting societal anxieties and fostering empathy through art.
- Kawanishi Roots: Karasumaru’s upbringing in Kawanishi instilled a deep appreciation for Japanese culture and traditions, informing her artistic explorations of landscapes and textiles—elements that resonate throughout her work.
A Dialogue Between Past and Present
Karasumaru's artistic trajectory reflects a broader trend within contemporary Japan: an interrogation of tradition alongside engagement with global influences. Her canvases bear witness to this dynamic interplay, incorporating imagery from Tokyo landscapes—bustling urban vistas juxtaposed with serene natural scenes—and referencing Manga and Anime characters—a deliberate nod to popular culture that speaks to the anxieties and aspirations of younger generations. She seeks to capture the essence of “Tokyo landscape series.”- Influence of Manga & Anime: Karasumaru’s incorporation of manga and anime iconography demonstrates her awareness of cultural trends and her willingness to engage with diverse artistic vocabularies.
Looking Ahead: Embracing Change and Finding Meaning
Yumi Karasumaru continues to push boundaries, exploring themes of identity, memory, and resilience—subjects that resonate powerfully in our rapidly evolving world. Her newest project, “Yumi-transformer,” reflects her commitment to fostering mental wellbeing and encouraging mindful engagement with societal challenges—a testament to her belief that art can serve as a catalyst for personal transformation and collective progress.
karasumaru yumi
Japan
Quick Facts
- Artistic Movement Or Style: Blending medieval & contemporary influences
- Artists Or Movements Influenced By This Artist: ['Japanese theatre']
- Artists Who Influenced This Artist: ['Daigo']
- Date Of Birth: (Osaka)
- Date Of Death: (Living)
- Full Name: Yumi Karasumaru
- Nationality: Japanese
- Notable Artworks:
- Paravento facing histories – an artistic study of the fusion between medieval japanese art and contemporary art (2016)
- The Little Girl In Tokyo
- Place Of Birth: Osaka, Japan
