Guest Speaker: Yuasa Katsutoshi
Date: October 19, Saturday Time: 1.30-5.30 pm
Duration: Each session lasts around 10 minutes. You can register directly at the venue.
Venue: Hillside Forum F, 18-8 Sarugaku-cho, Daikanyama, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. The workshop is located inside the exhibition space, next to the Hillside Café
Participation is free of charge. Anyone visiting the print show is free to join, you register directly at the venue.
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About the Workshop – In this workshop led by renowned Japanese artist Yuasa Katsutoshi, participants will discover how to create patterns by imprinting designs, prepared by the artist, into washi (Japanese paper). The fascinating technique of embossing, which uses no ink, highlights the tactile quality of the paper and the relief character of mokuhanga (traditional Japanese woodcut). This workshop is designed to be a welcoming space for everyone. All ages and abilities are encouraged to participate, regardless of experience or background.
About the Artist – Yuasa Katsutoshi is an internationally recognized artist, well-known for combining traditional Japanese woodcut techniques with modern themes and conceptual questions. A graduate of Musashino Art University in Tokyo and the Royal College of Art in London, his work has been exhibited worldwide. He has received numerous awards for his innovative approach to printmaking. His style is characterized by fine lines and intricate textures. His often large-scale and monochrome prints reflect the relationship between printmaking and photography.
What to Expect:
- Introduction to the embossing technique
- Step-by-step guidance from Yuasa Katsutoshi
- Hands-on practice, creating a small piece of art
