Afterglows
We are pleased to present "Afterglows", a solo exhibition by Yosca Maeda (mae).
Statement
Fragments of memory drift endlessly within our hearts.
They are warm like light, quiet like shadows, and gently envelop us.
The works presented in this exhibition are born from my personal journey through the landscapes of my own heart.
Each particle of light represents a trace of dialogue, depicting the vivid brilliance of the inner landscapes I have seen.
Pixel art conveys both the clarity and abstraction of memory.
While memory itself is shapeless and invisible, it undeniably exists and flows continuously within our minds.
By expressing this sensation through the intangible realm of digital art, I aim to question what true existence means.
The title “Afterglow” refers to the lingering light of moments that have passed.
Happiness and emotion eventually fade into memory, sinking into the depths of our minds.
Yet, by keeping this afterglow alive in our hearts, we can discover hope amidst pain and loneliness,
and find the strength to support ourselves.
This exhibition invites you not only to connect with fragments of my memories,
but also to let the emotions within these works resonate with your heart.
I hope that they will serve as a guidepost for each of your individual journeys.
Artist
Yosca Maeda (mae)
Started working as an artist in 2020. An artist who captures inner landscapes through pixel-style loop animations. His works reflect the warmth and kindness found in fragments of memory, as well as the loneliness and sorrow that lie beneath, expressed through "light and shadow". By blending abstraction and concreteness, he explores the essence of his being. In addition to sharing his works primarily on social media, he is involved in a variety of activities, including music video production, writing articles for "Hobonichi," game illustrations, and NFTs.
Events
- upcoming2024.12.6 09:00 _ 2024.12.6 12:00
"Afterglows" Opening Reception
We will pleased to hold an opening reception for "Afterglows" solo exhibition by Yosca Maeda (mae). No reservation is necessary and everyone is welcome. maruka 3F, Nihonbashi Bakurocho 2-2-14, Chuo-ku, Tokyo