Upcomming / Current Exhibition
Upcomming / Current Exhibition
TARO’s Space
Taro Okamoto considered the overall space to be his canvas. To put it another way, he was an artist who sought to create space through his work.
Past Exhibition
‘Polar Opposites’
There are many people who believe premonitions to be vague, formless emotions. However, Taro Okamoto’s premonitions possessed a clear shape. They were lyrically colored, but the drama they contain is described in a language belonging to a different dimension that has never emerged.
explore‘Premonition’
There are many people who believe premonitions to be vague, formless emotions. However, Taro Okamoto’s premonitions possessed a clear shape. They were lyrically colored, but the drama they contain is described in a language belonging to a different dimension that has never emerged.
explorePhotographic Exhibition: ‘Mysterious’
Taro Okamoto’s photographs do not merely capture subjects that can be seen with the eye. They penetrate the true essence of phenomena to the deep origins of existence.
He possessed a shamanistic nature.
‘Sad Animals’
Why do the eyes of animals appear so sad? They are strong but innocent, their sharp eyes the same as Taro Okamoto’s. Sorrowful. Lonely.
explore‘Couples’
Taro Okamoto once said, ‘The world perceived by women differs to that of men’. They both look at the world from completely different viewpoints. It is this difference that attracts them to each other and makes them as one.
explore‘Sketches for Murals 2’
Unusually for a Japanese, Taro Okamoto’s spatial sense was extremely highly-developed. Whether he was working on a mural or a monument, the image he possessed was not limited to the work.
explore‘Play Writing 2’
‘To draw a black line on a sheet of pure white paper. This act contains the fresh vitality of the human life force. Primeval energy is the power emitted by chaos.
explore‘Primeval’
Primeval energy is the power emitted by chaos.
Taro Okamoto was the possessor of clear logic, but deep inside his body there existed this chaos.
‘Children’s Time’
Taro looked at the world through innocent eyes.
Deeply sympathetic. Reverberating with life.