OVERVIEW

1982 Born in Aichi, Japan
2006 Graduated from Department of Painting, Tokyo University of the Arts, with a major in Oil Painting
2006-2021 Exhibit in Tokyo, Japan, and abroad
2022 Moves his base to New York

-Statements
I am creating paintings, collages and objects on the theme of visual tactility in Japanese art. “Visual tactility” refers to the sense of touch felt through the sense of sight. One of the common characteristics of Japanese art since the modern era is the excess of visual tactility. This excessive tactility is a kind of weird and messy thing. This is a characteristic of Japanese modern art that is often forgotten today. Therefore, I think I can express a new Japanese art by focusing on such excessive tactile sensation again

Tatsuya Matsushitatsushita

HISTORY

2022
“BORDER LINE” Café Grumpy Fashion District, New York, USA
“FINGERPRINT” WANPAKU, New York, USA
“Interface texture” Café Grumpy Financial District, New York, USA
2021
“Schizophrenic” gallery rempahrempah, Ishikawa, Japan
2013
“Texture Tentacles Interface” TM project, Geneva, Switzerland
2011
“HYPERTEXTURE” Gallery Terra Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
“HYPERTEXTURE” TMproject, Geneva, Switzerland
2009
“MATRIX” Gallery Terra Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
2008
“CABINET” Gallery Terra Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

2023
“Subjective Surreality” NOWHERE, New York, USA
2022
“SEX PRAYERS 2022 -Ka-O-Bi & Futanari” gallery rempahrempah, Ishikawa, Japan
“DECAGON” Mika Bushwick, New York, USA
“RELIEF EXHIBITION” Studio9D, New York, USA
“Boundaries of CANON” Tenri Cultural Institute, New York, USA
“Intersection” 3RD ETHOS Gallery, New York, USA
2021
“KAOBI” gallery rempahrempah, Ishikawa, Japan
2020
“100 people exhibition” Tokyo, Japan

Tatsuya Matsushita, Day Light, 2023

NEWS

New Exhibition : 5 artists from MATSUYAMA STUDIO -Field of Flux-

N project is pleased to present “Field of Flux,” a group exhibition by five Japanese artists from MATSUYAMA STUDIO, from September 8 (Fri) to October 5 (Thu), 2023. At Tomokazu Matsuyama’s studio, a vast 750 square meter space on the top floor of a building in Greenpoint, located in the northernmost part of Brooklyn, New