Kaori Fukuyama
Gallery Artist in Residence
Through engagement with the North Park community, I plan to collect photographic images and corresponding stories of North Park past. The collection of images will be transferred onto transparent colored surfaces and become part of a large-scale installation in the gallery. My hope is that the work will evoke a sense of nostalgia, transition, and the passage of time through interactions with light, and also celebrate our collective memories of the neighborhood.
Gallery Artist in Residence
Through engagement with the North Park community, I plan to collect photographic images and corresponding stories of North Park past. The collection of images will be transferred onto transparent colored surfaces and become part of a large-scale installation in the gallery. My hope is that the work will evoke a sense of nostalgia, transition, and the passage of time through interactions with light, and also celebrate our collective memories of the neighborhood.
About the Artist:
Kaori Fukuyama is a multi-disciplinary artist from Japan, who lives and works in San Diego. Her artwork includes paintings, drawings, sculptures, and site-specific installations that explore the interactions of color, light and shadow. Her work has been shown at multiple exhibitions in California and is a part of private collections internationally. She was an Artist-In-Residence at Bread & Salt in 2018, completed a large-scale public art installation in North Park in 2019, and is a recipient of 2020 San Diego Art Prize.
Instagram: kaori_fukuyama
Facebook: kaori.fukuyama.art
www.KaoriFukuyama.com
Kaori Fukuyama is a multi-disciplinary artist from Japan, who lives and works in San Diego. Her artwork includes paintings, drawings, sculptures, and site-specific installations that explore the interactions of color, light and shadow. Her work has been shown at multiple exhibitions in California and is a part of private collections internationally. She was an Artist-In-Residence at Bread & Salt in 2018, completed a large-scale public art installation in North Park in 2019, and is a recipient of 2020 San Diego Art Prize.
Instagram: kaori_fukuyama
Facebook: kaori.fukuyama.art
www.KaoriFukuyama.com
