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Lottery Sale for Izumi Kato's Woodblock Print "UntitledⅢ" & "UntitledⅣ"

Izumi Kato has established a distinctive artistic vision through a variety of expressive forms, including painting, sculpture, and lithography. Adachi is proud to announce the completion of "Untitled III" and "Untitled IV", the second chapter in his collaboration with traditional woodcut techniques to create contemporary ukiyo-e.

These prints are based on Kato's original works that combine intricate bird illustrations from vintage plastic model kit boxes with his unique artistic style.

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・Entry Period: November 22, 2024, 6:00 p.m. – November 28, 2024, 6:00 p.m. (Japan Time)
・Result Announcement: Notification by email around December 6, 2024.

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李禹煥「Dialogue 1」 Lee Ufan「Dialogue 1」
Dialogue 1
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Dialogue 1

Lee Ufan is an artist who led one of the most important movements in post-war Japanese art, Mono-ha (the “School of Things”). His activities are drawing renewed attention with the opening of the Lee Ufan Museum in Arles, France in the spring of 2022, and a large-scale retrospective exhibition held at the National Art Center, Tokyo in the summer of 2022 and presently in Kobe at Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art.
From the early days of his career as an artist, Mr. Lee has repeatedly attempted to express himself using printing techniques. For him, printmaking is not just a technique of reproduction, but an important means of expression that visualizes the differences that arise in the passage of time and repetition. And now, together with artisans who have inherited traditional woodcut printing, the "Dialogue" series has been produced as woodcut prints.
We hope you will enjoy the new expression of woodcut printing, created through dialogue with materials such as wood and paper, and the relationships between creators.

Comments from the Artist
“I was astonished to hear that the printer, Ms. Kishi, had to print the colors nearly 20 times to bring out the colors in my work. But I see that the layers of color that are created through that process are gentle and subtle, but powerful. Perhaps you could say the visual image has a strong sense of presence. I think that is something that appears when you print over and over again with extremely thin and light tones. Being able to confirm this was an interesting experience for me as well.”

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Lee Ufan was born in Gyeongsangnam-do, Korea, in 1936. He attended Seoul National University before moving to Japan in 1956 and studied philosophy at Nihon University College of Humanities. Lee is widely known as a leading figure in “Mono-ha” (the “School of Things”). In 1969, his article "From Object to Being" was selected for the Bijutsu Shuppan-sha Art Criticism Award. Major solo exhibitions in recent years include the Yokohama Museum of Art (Japan, 2005), the Guggenheim Museum (US, 2011), the Palace of Versailles (France, 2014), and Center Pompidou Metz (France, 2019). In 2010, the Lee Ufan Museum designed by architect Tadao Ando opened in Naoshima, Kagawa Prefecture. His major publications include The Art of Encounter(1971) and The Art of Margins(2002).
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Size/WeightDimension of picture: 67.0 × 57.0 cm
MaterialPaper: Echizen Kizuki Hosho Washi made by Living National Treasure, Ichibei Iwano
FeatureType of print: Woodcut print
NotesLimited edition: 120 / Year of publication: 2022 / Special bonus: booklet / Supervision: The Adachi Foundation for the Preservation of Woodcut Printing / Production: The Adachi Institute of Woodcut Prints
Works exhibited at the "UKIYO-E IN PLAY" exhibition (April 22 - June 15, 2025, Tokyo National Museum, Hyokeikan)
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