Garnet "FUCK 1969" M-001 Tenmei Photo Factory Store

"FUCK 1969"　M-001

Name: "FUCK 1969" M-001
Brand: Tenmei Photo Factory Store
SKU: KCVKJQ
Price: 10400.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$10,400.00 USD

Artist: Tenmei Photo Factory Store
Certification of Authenticity: Apricus Art Collection
Signature:Signed by Artist

Description

These subversive and aesthetic nude photo series "FUCK 1969" were taken during a "Happening" event organized for Kanoh by Japanese contemporary artist Yayoi Kusama's studio of New York in 1969. The impromptu, spontaneous and natural shots express the sexual liberation spirit of the 60s.

The "FUCK" series consists of two types: photographs of Yayoi Kusama's "Happening" and photographs that express Kanoh’s specialty, "sculptural beauty," through the body. M-001 is definitely of the latter type.

It is constructed from a white aluminum composite panel with a stretcher bar on the back.

Signed by the author.

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Artist Biography

Born February 1942 – currently lives in Japan. One of the most influential photographer in Japan since 1960’s. Also a Writer, DJ, Actor, Commentator, various other art performances. AWARDS: Japan Advertising Artists Club Award, Asahi Advertising Award, Mainichi Advertising Award, Annual Calendar Award, Poland Poster Award, etc.

Artist Statement

In addition to his more than 60-year career as a photographer, Tenmei has been creating digital art and canvas art since around 2010, and has held numerous exhibitions both domestically and internationally.

Tenmei Kanoh has long prided himself on being a photographer who turns the pages of the times, and he was one of the first to tackle the digitalization of photography. This did not stop at fine-tuning the exposure, but led to the creation of new works by making dramatic changes. Eventually, he moved beyond prints to canvas works with acrylic touches, transitioning to his current style. The "Pink Dog" series in particular exudes a worldview that was unimaginable from Kanoh's previous style, and was met with astonishment by the public.

Prototypes and the latest works are constantly being announced on the following website.

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