Yurina Okada
Profile
Yurina Okada
1995 Born in Hyogo, Japan
2018 BFA, Kyoto University of the Arts
2020 MFA, Kyoto University of the Arts
Selected Exhibitions
Solo Exhibitions
2024
“Shadow”, biscuit gallery, Tokyo
2022
“DREAM IN OUT”, biscuit gallery, Tokyo
“RAW”, LOKO gallery, Tokyo
2021
“Walk in a dream”, ARTDYNE Tokyo, Tokyo
Group Exhibitions
2023
“W/J” JILL STUART Collaboration, WHAT CAFE, Tokyo
“Rhapsodic Spectrum”, biscuit gallery, Tokyo
“Intersection”, GINZA TSUTAYA BOOKS GINZA ATRIUM, Tokyo
biscuit gallery second anniversary exhibition “grid2”, biscuit gallery, Tokyo
Featured Artist No. 3, Ryokan Roka, Naoshima
2022
Spiral Xmas Market 2022〜”A bright tomorrow, a sparkling future”, Spiral Garden, Tokyo
biscuit gallery first anniversary exhibition “grid”, biscuit gallery, Tokyo
“exhibition from shu”, biscuit gallery, Tokyo
2021
“Up_01”, GINZA TSUTAYA GINZA ATRIUM, Tokyo
“Collectors’ Collective vol. 4”, TEZUKAYAMA GALLERY – Viewing Room, Osaka
“A39 y-Generation Ⅶ”, SEIBU Shibuya, Tokyo
“Opening Exhibition I”, biscuit gallery, Tokyo
“It’s gonna be AWESOME! “, YOD Editions, Osaka
2020
Hotel Anteroom Naha, Okinawa
“The sun is shining brilliantly, and it’s the season when people tend to get heatsick, but please enjoy your days regularly and healthily. Exhibition”, SEIBU Shibuya, Tokyo
SHIBUYA STYLE vol.14, Tokyo
MEDEL GALLERY SHU, Tokyo
2019
Starbucks Kyoto BAL Branch (permanent exhibition), Kyoto
2018
ART AWARD MARUNOUCHI 2018, Tokyo
Art Fairs
Art Fair Tokyo 2025 – biscuit gallery booth Group Show
Art Fair Tokyo 2024 – biscuit gallery booth Group Show
Kiaf SEOUL 2023 – biscuit gallery booth Group Show
ART OSAKA 2023 – Solo Exhibition
Art Fair Tokyo 2023 – biscuit gallery booth Group Show
Art Fair Tokyo 2022 – Projects Section Solo Exhibition
ARTISTS’ FAIR KYOTO 2021
Awards
2019
The Art of Color DIOR 2019, France — Selected
2018
ART AWARD MARUNOUCHI 2018 (Shigeo Goto Award), Tokyo
2017
TOKYO FRONTLINE PHOTO AWARD#7 (Shigeo Goto Award),Tokyo
Concept
Yurina Okada creates new two-dimensional works that interweave painting and photographic techniques. Her work is based on the belief that “everything decays,” which makes the intentionally applied cracks in the picture plane relevant to the Japanese aesthetic of “the beauty of imperfection.”
Okada’s work makes a statement about the problem of superficiality of two-dimensional works such as “Faktura” of the Russian avant-garde from a Japanese perspective.
Available Works
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