月光下的猫头鹰、老虎和龙与金泽隆(Takashi Kanazawa)画作中空灵的背景形成对比

日本艺术家Takashi Kanazawa把老虎、猫头鹰、鹤和龙等动物画在一个极小的背景上，背景被逐渐变暗的大月亮照亮。这些场景是用当地纤维手工制作的瓦楞纸画出来的，是对日本传统绘画(Nihonga)的一种变形。术语的附近建立了19世纪西方油画在日本,成为推广,指的是传统绘画材料,技术,和主题深深扎根在日本# 8217;年代艺术history.Kanazawa& # 8217;年代工作最近被包括在集团展览NIHONGA:日本当代艺术SEIZAN画廊# 8216;年代就职显示在纽约市的位置。这次展览聚集了7位画家，他们通过当代的镜头重新诠释了日本传统的艺术技巧。你可以在查曼画廊的网站上看到更多卡那扎瓦的绘画作品。

Japanese artist Takashi Kanazawa paints animals such as tigers, owls, cranes, and dragons set against minimal backdrops which are lit by large waning moons. The scenes are painted on washi paper, a Japanese material produced by hand with local fiber, and are a twist on traditional Japanese painting, or Nihonga. The term was established near the turn of the 19th-century when Western oil painting became popularized in Japan, and refers to the traditional painting materials, techniques, and subjects rooted deeply in Japan’s art history.Kanazawa’s work was recently included in the group exhibition NIHONGA: Contemporary Art of Japan, SEIZAN Gallery‘s inaugural show in their New York City location. The exhibition brought together seven painters who reinterpret traditional Japanese art techniques through a contemporary lens. You can see more of Kanazawa’s painting on SEIZAN Gallery’s website.