biscuit gallery 古川 諒子｜Ryoko Furukawa
Profile
Born in Hyogo Prefecture in 1994
2020 Graduated from Hiroshima City University, Faculty of Art, Oil Painting Major
2022 Completed Master’s Program, Graduate School of Art Studies, Hiroshima City University
Major Exhibition History
【Solo Exhibitions】
2023
“The Pacific is Silver-Made” Hirose Collection, Hiroshima
2022
“Cutting / Pasting Rotating Feathers” MONO.LOGUES, Tokyo
2021
“About the X Couple I Know” (gallery RYO / Tokyo)
“A Cowboy Without Memories is in the Garden” gallery G, Hiroshima
2020
“Unfamiliar People in Unfamiliar Lands” Hiroshima Art Center, Hiroshima
2019
“Faceless Ghost” Book and Freedom, Hiroshima
【Group Exhibitions】
2023
“ART SESSION” Ginza Tsutaya Bookstore, Tokyo
biscuit gallery 2nd anniversary exhibition “grid2” biscuit gallery, Tokyo
“Expressions of Contemporary Artists” SHIDO Soil Museum, Hyogo
“kɯβzɨβɾe^Collapse” Decameron, Tokyo
2022
“SHIBUYA STYLE vol.16” Seibu Shibuya, Tokyo
“It’s Gonna Be Awesome!!! Part 2” YOD TOKYO, Tokyo
biscuit gallery first anniversary exhibition “grid” biscuit gallery, Tokyo
“Between One and Another” ARTDYNE, Tokyo
2021
“Sato International Cultural Scholarship Foundation 30th Scholarship Recipient Art Exhibition” Sato Museum of Art / , Tokyo
“SLANGS” WHAT CAFE, Tokyo
2020
“Gifting Art” gallery G, Hiroshima
2019
“A Nameless Forest” Hiroshima Art Center, Hiroshima
“Portrait Within 1km” Atmosphere, Tokyo
【Art Fairs】
Art Fair Tokyo 2023
ART FAIR ASIA FUKUOKA 2022
3331 ART FAIR 2021
Awards and Grants
2022
25th Hiroshima City University Graduation and Completion Works Exhibition Oil Painting Major Award
2021
30th Scholarship Recipient Art Exhibition PIGMENT Award
2020
Public Interest Incorporated Foundation Sato International Cultural Scholarship Foundation 30th Scholarship Recipient
Concept
I create paintings based on images associated with words, and in principle, I follow the following rules.
(1) Cut up texts written by a third party.
(2) The artist reconstructs the text from (1).
(3) Create paintings using only the text from (2) as a clue.
I cut up English vocabulary notebooks used during exam preparation and transform the reconstructed text into paintings.
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