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Law of the Jungle

Busan Biennale, Busan

Explore Okamoto Tarō’s ‘Law of the Jungle,’ a vibrant digital painting blending surrealism & Tlingit art. A chaotic yet dynamic piece featuring a red dragon, showcasing bold lines and saturated colors.

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O artista

Tarō Okamoto

1911 – 1996

Informações rápidas

Born1911, Futago, Japan
Copyright statusUnder copyright
Lifespan85 years
Top 3 worksLaw of the Jungle
Also known asTaro Okamato, Okamoto Tarō, Tarou Okamoto, تارو أوكاموتو, Τάρο Οκαμότο
Museums on APSBusan Biennale

Biografia

Early Life and Education

Born: Kawasaki, Japan (1911)
Died: 1996
Okamoto Tarō began taking lessons in oil painting from the artist Wada Eisaku in 1927.
In 1929, he entered the Tokyo School of Fine Arts (later Tokyo University of the Arts) in the oil painting department.
A family trip to Europe in 1929 led him to spend time in the Netherlands, Belgium, and Paris, where he rented a studio and enrolled at a lycée.

Parisian Influences and Artistic Development

Studied philosophy and aesthetics at the Sorbonne from 1932.
Inspired by Pablo Picasso's "Pitcher and Bowl of Fruit" (1931), he began submitting paintings for exhibition at the Salon des Surindépendants.
Became a member of the group Abstraction-Création in 1933.
Influenced by Surrealism, participating in the International Surrealist Exhibition in Paris in 1938.
Studied ethnology under Marcel Mauss at the Musée de l’Homme.

Postwar Career and Artistic Philosophy

Returned to Japan in 1940 and experienced some artistic success, winning the Nika Prize in 1942.
Established his own studio in Tokyo after World War II.
Developed a philosophy called "Polarism" (*taikyoku-shugi*), advocating the synthesis of opposites.
Founded the Yoru no Kai ("Night Society") to integrate literature and avant-garde art.
Created mosaic tile murals, including "Mythology of the Sun" (1952).

Major Achievements and Public Works

Served as Theme Producer for Expo ’70 in Osaka, creating the iconic "Tower of the Sun."
His works can be found at the Museum of Modern Art. Notable pieces include "Flower and Bird" and "Landscape with Red Figure".
Became an Honorary Citizen of Kawasaki in 1993.

Legacy and Historical Significance

Okamoto Tarō is recognized for blending traditional Japanese culture with avant-garde artistic practices.
His use of bold colors, intricate details, gold, and silver leaf created a unique aesthetic.
He theorized about art and its connection to primitive cultures, influencing subsequent generations of artists.
The Tarō Okamoto Memorial Museum in Kawasaki preserves his legacy and showcases his work.

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