Tomomi Mishima
Love's Dose : Pillars of Passion in Couture Capsules
2008

Name: Love's Dose : Pillars of Passion in Couture Capsules
Brand: Tomomi Mishima
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2008, Unique Artwork Oil on Canvas 59 1/10 × 59 1/10 in - 150 × 150 cm The artwork is dated and signed by the Artist & stamped with the logo of the Artist's studio on verso of the canvas The artwork come accompanied with a formal Certificate of Authenticity issued by the studio of the Artist and signed by the Artist serie "Couture Capsules : Fashioning Tradition with Neon Elegance" In the enigmatic world of Tomomi Mishima's artistry, a series emerges like a luminous tapestry woven with threads of tradition and contemporary allure. "Couture Capsules: Fashioning Tradition with Neon Elegance" encapsulates the essence of her captivating canvases, where Japanese fashionistas are the protagonists in a visual narrative that unfolds against backgrounds adorned with pills, medicine, and neon lights. Mishima's paintings are not mere reflections of style; they are profound explorations of identity, caught in the intricate dance between the past and the pulsating present. Each canvas tells a story of young women navigating the currents of tradition while being enveloped in the vibrant glow of modernity. The juxtaposition of couture-clad figures against backdrops of pills creates a surreal yet thought-provoking ambiance. In "Love's Dose: Pillars of Passion in Couture Capsules," Mishima delves into the theme of love intertwined with the symbolism of pills. The pill-laden background serves as both a metaphor for societal expectations and a canvas for expressing the multifaceted nature of love. The juxtaposition of the clinical and the emotional in Mishima's strokes adds layers of complexity to the narrative. "Divine Threads: Godly Love in Couture Capsules" takes the viewer on a spiritual journey. Against the backdrop of divine pills, Mishima's fashionistas radiate an ethereal elegance, blurring the lines between the sacred and the fashionable. The neon lights cast a celestial glow, transforming the canvas into a sanctuary where tradition and contemporary aesthetics coalesce. "Heartbeat Elixirs: Love Infusions in Couture Capsules" explores the intersection of emotion and medication. The pills, arranged like musical notes, create a rhythmic harmony, symbolizing the pulse of love. Mishima's subjects, adorned in couture, become conduits of this emotional symphony, embodying the fusion of fashion and the chemistry of the heart. "Sole Symphony: Sliding through Couture Capsules" introduces a playful narrative. Against a neon-lit background adorned with sliders and pills, Mishima's fashionistas navigate the terrain of tradition with a sense of whimsy. The canvases pulsate with movement, capturing the essence of a generation sliding between cultural epochs. In each painting of the "Couture Capsules" series, Tomomi Mishima invites the viewer into a realm where tradition and modernity coexist harmoniously. The pills, medicine, and neon lights serve as not just artistic elements but as symbols that enrich the narratives, prompting contemplation on the evolving identity of Japanese womanhood in a world shaped by both heritage and the allure of the contemporary. Mishima's art becomes a visual dialogue, a vibrant conversation transcending borders, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the intricate interplay of tradition and neon elegance.

Creator:

Tomomi Mishima (1989, Japanese)

Creation Year:

2008

Dimensions:

Height: 59.06 in (150 cm)Width: 59.06 in (150 cm)

Medium:

Oil

Movement & Style:

Contemporary

Period:

2010-

Condition:

Gallery Location:

PARIS, FR

Reference Number:

1stDibs: LU40231423353

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Tomomi Mishima, a trailblazing Japanese artist, masterfully blends the essence of femininity with a myriad of global influences in her art. Her canvas acts as a gateway to a world where elegantly portrayed women become epitomes of style and grace, embodying a harmonious blend of traditional values and modern sensibilities. Her artworks, set against backgrounds adorned with pills, feature a vivid color scheme and the symbolic Burberry-check skirts on her subjects. These elements not only reflect the global impact of fashion but also highlight the complex dynamics of cultural assimilation and identity. Mishima's art, interspersed with multilingual inscriptions in Japanese or English, serves as a universal medium, conveying profound messages of love, peace, and unity to a varied audience. As a leading figure in the New Generation movement, Mishima delves into the evolving narrative of female empowerment. Her subjects, often portrayed as virtual icons, navigate the intricate interplay between Japan's rich cultural heritage and the captivating influence of Western modernity. Mishima's work is a testament to the ongoing dialogue between the past and the present, encapsulating the dual influences that shape contemporary womanhood in Japan. A key member of Tokyo's avant-garde collective, Crazy Noodles, Mishima is at the forefront of incorporating pop culture elements into fine art. This association not only underscores her innovative approach to art but also cements her status as a vanguard in bridging traditional Japanese aesthetics with contemporary trends. Mishima's avant-garde artistry reflects the fluid identity of modern Japanese women. Her work transcends geographical boundaries, inviting audiences worldwide to engage with and appreciate the subtleties of her artistic vision. Each brushstroke narrates a story that goes beyond cultural barriers, drawing viewers into a contemplative journey about the interplay of tradition and modernity in the Japanese feminine experience. In her recent series, Mishima delves deeper into the exploration of identity, using her canvas to question and redefine the role of women in a rapidly changing world. Her art, while deeply rooted in Japanese culture, resonates with universal themes, making it accessible and relevant to a global audience. As she continues to evolve her style, Mishima remains a pivotal figure in contemporary art, consistently challenging perceptions and inviting a re-examination of the role of femininity in both art and society.