Miho Hirano es un artista japonés que vive en Abiko, Chiba. Se graduó de la Universidad de Arte Musashino. Su arte de la fantasía está habitado por mujeres efímeros que parecen estar fundiéndose con su entorno, el cabello se suspendieron en ramas de árboles con flores, arbustos aves llena, y la deriva de algas. El trabajo de Miho es Hirano en una exposición colectiva (efímero) en la Galería de Miura Jiro en Japón el 15 de agosto de 2015. Mercedes Tamara 22-06-2016
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Artist Miho Hirano’s oil paintings communicate a delicate beauty through the use of soft colors and fluid brushstrokes. Featuring ethereal woman and
The exquisite subtleties of colour, line and tone found in Miho Hirano’s ethereal oil paintings infuse her dream women with a myriad of delicately emotive layers and create nuances of intrigue and intricate depth. Through a sophisticated combining of facets … Read More
Solitary female figures command the canvas in oil paintings by artist Miho Hirano. The Japanese artist creates detailed portraits of her human protagonists, who avoid direct eye contact with the viewer. Hirano’s women stare off into the distance as fish and butterflies swarm and flower blossoms and vines seem to grow from the figures’ hair. In a statement on Gallery Sumire’s website, Hirano describes the mission of her work as “to express the changing situation of life’s ugliness and maturity.” Hirano draws inspiration from her upbringing, noting that her mother cared for plants and animals, and those motifs have continued in her work even though she does not currently reside in a nature-filled place. More
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Miho Hirano es un artista japonés que vive en Abiko, Chiba. Se graduó de la Universidad de Arte Musashino. Su arte de la fantasía está habitado por mujeres efímeros que parecen estar fundiéndose con su entorno, el cabello se suspendieron en ramas de árboles con flores, arbustos aves llena, y la deriva de algas. El trabajo de Miho es Hirano en una exposición colectiva (efímero) en la Galería de Miura Jiro en Japón el 15 de agosto de 2015. Mercedes Tamara 22-06-2016
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"DIALOGUE" by MIHO HIRANO Terminó la presentación de estas dos artistas contemporáneas en la galería de arte Corey Helford ...
Особенное отношение японцев к единению с природой нашло свое оригинальное воплощение в живописных работах японской художницы Михо Хирано . Трудно поверить, что ее работы написаны маслом, так как им присуща некая мягкость пастельных тонов и какая-то акварельная полупрозрачность главных героинь…
Solitary female figures command the canvas in oil paintings by artist Miho Hirano. The Japanese artist creates detailed portraits of her human protagonists, who avoid direct eye contact with the viewer. Hirano’s women stare off into the distance as fish and butterflies swarm and flower blossoms and vines seem to grow from the figures’ hair. In a statement on Gallery Sumire’s website, Hirano describes the mission of her work as “to express the changing situation of life’s ugliness and maturity.” Hirano draws inspiration from her upbringing, noting that her mother cared for plants and animals, and those motifs have continued in her work even though she does not currently reside in a nature-filled place. More
The exquisite subtleties of colour, line and tone found in Miho Hirano’s ethereal oil paintings infuse her dream women with a myriad of delicately emotive layers and create nuances of intrigue and intricate depth. Through a sophisticated combining of facets … Read More
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Особенное отношение японцев к единению с природой нашло свое оригинальное воплощение в живописных работах японской художницы Михо Хирано . Трудно поверить, что ее работы написаны маслом, так как им присуща некая мягкость пастельных тонов и какая-то акварельная полупрозрачность главных героинь…
Solitary female figures command the canvas in oil paintings by artist Miho Hirano. The Japanese artist creates detailed portraits of her human protagonists, who avoid direct eye contact with the viewer. Hirano’s women stare off into the distance as fish and butterflies swarm and flower blossoms and vines seem to grow from the figures’ hair. In a statement on Gallery Sumire’s website, Hirano describes the mission of her work as “to express the changing situation of life’s ugliness and maturity.” Hirano draws inspiration from her upbringing, noting that her mother cared for plants and animals, and those motifs have continued in her work even though she does not currently reside in a nature-filled place. More
Numbers of women artists still rank low in gallery rosters, less than 50 percent, across the world. With the exception of a few like Yayoi Kusama and Yoko Ono, women in the Japanese contemporary art world have yet to earn equal recognition. This is largely due to the historical conception that women were not suited to become professional artists. A new exhibition at Jiro Miura Gallery in Tokyo is bringing awareness to 19 emerging international women artists. "Ephemeral: Territory of Girls", which opened on July 25th, showcases new works by Jana Brike, Amy Crehore, Virginia Mori, Ania Tomicka, Emi Adachi, Fuco Ueda, Kaori Ogawa, Miki Kato, Kimi Kuruhara, Kozue Kuroki, Satomi Kuwahara, Atsuko Goto, Yuka Sakuma, Minae Takada, Tsubaki Torii, Yumi Nakai, Yuko Nagami, Yuki Nagayoshi, Mao Hamaguchi, Miho Hirano, Shiori Matsumoto, Eri Mizuno, and Yuko Murai.
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Solitary female figures command the canvas in oil paintings by artist Miho Hirano. The Japanese artist creates detailed portraits of her human protagonists, who avoid direct eye contact with the viewer. Hirano’s women stare off into the distance as fish and butterflies swarm and flower blossoms and vines seem to grow from the figures’ hair. In a statement on Gallery Sumire’s website, Hirano describes the mission of her work as “to express the changing situation of life’s ugliness and maturity.” Hirano draws inspiration from her upbringing, noting that her mother cared for plants and animals, and those motifs have continued in her work even though she does not currently reside in a nature-filled place. More
Особенное отношение японцев к единению с природой нашло свое оригинальное воплощение в живописных работах японской художницы Михо Хирано . Трудно поверить, что ее работы написаны маслом, так как им присуща некая мягкость пастельных тонов и какая-то акварельная полупрозрачность главных героинь…
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Wrapped within the piecey curls surrounding Miho Hirano’s subjects are twigs, vine fragments, and clusters of pink blossoms. Using a cool color palette tinged with blues, the Japanese artist (previously) paints ethereal, introspective portraits of women enveloped in movement whether through small fish swimming around their torsos or branches growing from under their hair. Hirano tells Colossal that she tends to center her oil-based works around finding harmony and the inevitability of change, particularly in relation to life’s fragile nature. More
Solitary female figures command the canvas in oil paintings by artist Miho Hirano. The Japanese artist creates detailed portraits of her human protagonists, who avoid direct eye contact with the viewer. Hirano’s women stare off into the distance as fish and butterflies swarm and flower blossoms and vines seem to grow from the figures’ hair. In a statement on Gallery Sumire’s website, Hirano describes the mission of her work as “to express the changing situation of life’s ugliness and maturity.” Hirano draws inspiration from her upbringing, noting that her mother cared for plants and animals, and those motifs have continued in her work even though she does not currently reside in a nature-filled place. More
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Miho Hirano is a Japanese artist living in Abiko, Chiba. She graduated from Musashino Art University. Her fantasy art is inhabited by ephemeral women who seem to be merging with their environment, the hair suspended into flowering tree limbs, bird filled bushes, and drifting seaweed. Miho Hirano’s work is in a group exhibition (Ephemeral) at
The exquisite subtleties of colour, line and tone found in Miho Hirano’s ethereal oil paintings infuse her dream women with a myriad of delicately emotive layers and create nuances of intrigue and intricate depth. Through a sophisticated combining of facets … Read More
Miho Hirano, un despliegue de sensibilidad que nos seduce desde el principio con unas obras llenas de fantasía y delicadeza, que escapan a la realidad.
Особенное отношение японцев к единению с природой нашло свое оригинальное воплощение в живописных работах японской художницы Михо Хирано . Трудно поверить, что ее работы написаны маслом, так как им присуща некая мягкость пастельных тонов и какая-то акварельная полупрозрачность главных героинь…
Miho Hirano studied painting in Kodaira, Japan. Conceptually, she focuses on the observation that people love to decorate themselves. Instead of adorning her protagonists with gold and precious stones, the painter embellishes them with organic and living accessories such as flowers, birds, fish and water. Following her first successful shows in Japan, as well as double and solo exhibitions in Los Angeles, the artist collaborates with URBAN NATION on Project M/14 in 2019.
Miho Hirano /平野実穂 is a Japanese artist living in Abiko, Chiba. She graduated from Musashino Art University.
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