The graffiti artist from Japan Yuma Yoshimura (aka Yumanidzumu) under the 8th Vladivostok Biennale of Visual Arts plans to turn part of the wall in the park sister cities in the underwater kingdom. «Vladivostok — a port city, so my work will be present images of ships and marine life — says Hume Yoshimura — I portray a fantastic ship and the mythical sea creatures. I think it will be a mixture of styles, I call this style yumanizumu. » Yuma work often reflect the color, bustle and bustle of the big city, where he grew up, they are also characterized by simple forms found during his travels. His paintings are abstract and usually in black and white. Engaged in painting, Hume is trying to find the reality in chaos. Paint the walls in the park twin cities will Yumanidzumu from August 29 to September 1. In addition, along with other street art artists will participate in Yuma roundtable «Street art in Vladivostok in the context of global trends. The development strategy. Interim results «, which will be held Aug. 30 at the Theatre of Youth. «I am very excited and feel easy charm upcoming trip to Vladivostok» — shared his impressions Hume Yoshimura. Recall 8th Biennale of Visual Arts will be held in Vladivostok from August 21 to September 1. During this time, his works represent more than 60 authors and creative teams from 11 countries. Admission to all events Biennale — free. Help Yuma Yoshimura, born in Tokyo in 1980 received a Bachelor of Arts in printing at Tama Art University. Having made a career of the artist painting on shoes, he changed focus to painting. After a solo exhibition in Germany in 2011 he was invited to South Africa with the right of residence. As he took part in a monumental project, being the first Japanese artist in the town of Soweto, which under apartheid was a place of residence of the black population. Then he had a solo exhibition, «Yin and Yang — this is the entrance for you» in Cape Town, which received a lot of attention and admiration from the public.
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