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Mehrdad Tahan commented on Hideyuki Sobue's photo
Hi Hideyuki, I hope your relatives are well in Japan.?? I have been through this devestation here in Christchurch-New Zealand ,where I live......God help us!
Hideyuki Sobue commented on Carl Chapple's photo
I like this. It speaks.
Hideyuki Sobue commented on D. Lee Ted's group 'Language'
Along the line of evolution, I don't know exactly when human gained the language which is totally unique to the humanity among all creatures on a planet, however, I'm always intrigued by the fact that human have gained drawing and painting…
Profile Information
- Website
- http://www.hideyuki-sobue.com
- Relationship status
- married
- Member type
- Artist
- If you're an artist, what kind of art do you make?
- Conceptual, Drawing, Painting
- I am...
- a Japanese artist residing in Cumbria, UK.
- About my artwork
- I believe that drawing is the first cause of all creative activities and communication tools apart from verbal words for humanity. In the prehistoric age before inventing painting, which preceded the invention of letters, drawing was there. Drawing is a unique fundamental tool for humans to express ideas even before they emerge from subliminal sphere with a definite linguistic form. It is the source of paintings, symbols, signs and letters. With this point of view, I have attempted to seek a new expression bridging drawing, painting and letters.
I have created and developed a brush hatching technique using acrylic and Japanese sumi ink. This was initially inspired by the classic method of "disegno", based on drawing, established in Florentine school in Renaissance. Technically I have enhanced the concept by combining it with the latest neurological studies, which reveal that the human visual brain perceives objects by oriented lines predominantly. This evidence might show the difference between painting and letters, long hidden in the prehistoric age. In my practice, I attempt to gather the threads of "narrative" in creating textures of the ever-changing present moment, embodying semiotic images of our time.
Consequently I aim to raise questions regarding the dignity and quality of life in understanding religious, racial, ethical and cultural dilemmas across other scientific fields; what the potential might be of drawing and painting among numerous artistic expressions; and how to bridge East and West as well as great heritage and contemporary understanding.
- Artists I like
- Albrecht Dürer, Caravaggio, Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn, Johannes Vermeer, William Blake, Édouard Manet, Andy Warhol, Andrew Wyeth, Chuck Close, Thohaku Hasegawa, Tadashi Kawamata, Christian Boltanski, David Nash, Ansel Adams, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Yousuf Karsh, Robert Mapplethorpe, Diane Arbus, Sebastiao Salgado, Bruce Weber, Krzysztof Kieslowski, Andrei Tarkovsky
- Interests
- history, art history+theory, iconology, aesthetics, philosophy, theology, anthropology, sociology, linguistics, semiotics, psychology, neuroscience, photography, film, etc...
- Centre of the artworld:
- London, my studio, online, nowhere and everywhere, another city
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- At 2:36pm on November 1, 2011,
Rossello Damiano said…
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- At 2:18pm on March 15, 2011,
- At 6:31pm on September 4, 2010,
Lea Liblik said… - Hi Hideyuki! Thank you for your kind words! I find your works are really interesting. There are so many wonderful details connected with great tecnique, I'm fascinated. Thank you! Lea
- At 12:23am on August 28, 2010,
Yuri Yudaev said… - fine technique and perfect artistic quality/imagery - something like a intriguing movie based on sharp sense of contemporary life (and it`s just a great chance to meet you here, Hideyuki!)
- At 3:10am on July 13, 2009,
David Linn said… - Greetings Hideyuki!
Thank you so much for the kind comments. I wandered through your work and was drawn (no pun intended) through the wonderful lens of your creations. Whatever your intent may be, they convey to me a profound sense of peace and joy in both the human and natural experience. Full of wonder!
- At 5:13pm on March 18, 2009,
Jackie Pentalioti said… - Great work. The leaves are incredible.
Regards
- At 10:12am on January 15, 2009,
Thomas Karlsson said… - Hallo! I really like "a Welshman in Cumbria" and "my wife". Real and fine works! Really impressed! Glad that you like the b/w portraits!
/ thomas
- At 5:20pm on December 22, 2008,
dengke said… - thank you for leaving a comment about my work. Great works!
- At 2:04am on December 19, 2008,
Kate Hendrickson said… - Dear Hideyuki: You sent me a comment back in October. I apologize for the tardy reply. Prompt responses to Art Review and other like sites are difficult. However, I am currently on sabbatical for several months and now have time to devote to reviewing artist pages on Art Review. This evening, I visted your page on A.R. and later your own personal site which I have found to be one of the best designed artist sites that I have ever seen. What a pleasure that was! Regarding you work, you handle your subjects with such sensitivity, and attentiveness to composition. I am quite intrigued. I will certainly go back to you site again for a second look.
Sincerely, KATE HENDRICKSON
- At 5:36pm on November 29, 2008,
Lorrie McClanahan said… - Thank you for your comment. I'll be back to check out your work.
Lorrie
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