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Yuichi Hirako
Lost in Thought 49
- Estimate
- HK$300,000 - 500,000€36,300 - 60,600$38,500 - 64,100
HK$609,600
Lot Details
acrylic on canvas
signed with the artist's initials and dated 'YH '19' on the reverse
160 x 129.8 cm. (62 7/8 x 51 1/8 in.)
Painted in 2019.
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Yuichi Hirako
Yuichi Hirako (b. 1982) lives and works in Tokyo, Japan. His works focus on issues
related to the environment and “deep ecology”, which views all organisms as one
unified existence. His work continually invites viewers to reconsider their own
relationships with nature and the organisms that live among and around us.
Hirako’s practice encompasses painting and drawings, as well as sculpture,
installation, and sound performance.
Hirako received a BFA from Wimbledon College of Art in London. While he has a solo
exhibition Mount Mariana (2021) and a group exhibition Cygnus Loop (2019) at
Gallery Baton, his work has been featured in exhibition in Powerlong Museum
(2021), Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo (2010), Ueno Royal Museum, Tokyo
(2013), Museum of Modern Art, Gunma (2010). His works are included in the
collections of Powerlong Museum in China, Lisser Art Museum, AkzoNovel Art
Foundation in Netherlands, Jean Pigozzi Collection in Switzerland.
Browse Artistrelated to the environment and “deep ecology”, which views all organisms as one
unified existence. His work continually invites viewers to reconsider their own
relationships with nature and the organisms that live among and around us.
Hirako’s practice encompasses painting and drawings, as well as sculpture,
installation, and sound performance.
Hirako received a BFA from Wimbledon College of Art in London. While he has a solo
exhibition Mount Mariana (2021) and a group exhibition Cygnus Loop (2019) at
Gallery Baton, his work has been featured in exhibition in Powerlong Museum
(2021), Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo (2010), Ueno Royal Museum, Tokyo
(2013), Museum of Modern Art, Gunma (2010). His works are included in the
collections of Powerlong Museum in China, Lisser Art Museum, AkzoNovel Art
Foundation in Netherlands, Jean Pigozzi Collection in Switzerland.