LGAC-603-05 Silkscreen “Cherry Blossoms in Moonlight” by Nakajima Chinami JAC-NA-601-LGP-10

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LGAC-603-05 Silkscreen “Cherry Blossoms in Moonlight” by Nakajima Chinami JAC-NA-601-LGP-10

Name: LGAC-603-05 Silkscreen “Cherry Blossoms in Moonlight” by Nakajima Chinami JAC-NA-601-LGP-10
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This is a silkscreen of “Cherry Blossoms in Moonlight” by Nakajima Chinami, an artist who continues to depict the beauty of flowers and nature through a modern sensibility grounded in traditional Nihonga techniques.
Comes with a Frame.

“Cherry Blossoms in Moonlight” is a refined work that portrays the profound, ethereal beauty created by cherry blossoms in full bloom illuminated by moonlight.
The blossoms, emerging softly within the quiet night, glow gently under the moon, evoking an atmosphere that is both dreamlike and dignified.

Through Nakajima Chinami’s signature meticulous technique, each individual petal is rendered with extraordinary care, imbuing the blossoms with a lifelike presence while also conveying a sense of poetic illusion.
The delicate contrast between the blossoms and the moonlight creates depth and a serene rhythm across the composition, drawing the viewer into a world of lingering tranquility.
As suggested by the title, the work transcends a simple depiction of nature, capturing the passage of time, the fleeting beauty of the natural world, and a poetic moment suspended in stillness.
The quietness beneath the brilliance of full bloom, along with a subtle suggestion of impermanence, evokes a distinctly Japanese aesthetic sensibility.

“Cherry Blossoms in Moonlight” is one of Nakajima Chinami’s representative works, in which natural beauty and spiritual depth are harmoniously united, leaving a lasting and contemplative impression on the viewer.

Nakajima Chinami is one of the leading figures in contemporary Nihonga, known for depicting the beauty of flowers and nature through a modern sensibility grounded in traditional Japanese painting techniques.
Born in Nagano Prefecture in 1945, he grew up in an artistic environment as the son of Nihonga painter Seishi Nakajima.
He studied Nihonga at Tokyo University of the Arts, where he developed exceptional technical skill and precise draftsmanship, gaining particular acclaim for his depictions of flowers, especially cherry blossoms.
His works are highly detailed and realistic, yet transcend mere representation, capturing light, atmosphere, and the very vitality of life within a distinctive artistic vision.
In his signature motif of cherry blossoms, he expresses not only their full bloom and brilliance, but also their fleeting nature and the beauty of passing time—evoking scenes that resonate deeply with the Japanese aesthetic sensibility.
Another notable aspect of his work is the meticulous rendering of each individual petal, combined with a harmonious overall composition that creates a rich sense of space.
His style, which bridges tradition and modernity, is highly regarded for expanding the possibilities of Nihonga and has garnered widespread recognition both in Japan and internationally.
Nakajima Chinami continues to be a leading artist in contemporary Japanese painting, devoted to capturing the beauty of nature and the vitality of life.

Silkscreen printing is a printmaking and printing technique in which ink is pushed through a fine mesh screen to transfer an image onto materials such as paper or fabric.
The name originates from the traditional use of silk for the screen, although today synthetic fibers such as nylon and polyester are commonly used.

In the production process, a stencil of the design is first created on the screen, separating areas where ink can pass through from those that block it.
Ink is then pressed across the screen using a tool called a squeegee, allowing it to pass only through the open areas and form a clear image on the surface below.
By preparing separate screens for each color and layering them in sequence, rich and multi-dimensional expressions can be achieved.

One of the defining characteristics of silkscreen printing is its vibrant color and bold, uniform color fields.
Because ink can be applied in thick layers, the resulting images have strong visual presence and brilliance, making this technique widely used in graphic art, posters, and textiles.
It is also well known as a key medium in Pop Art, exemplified by artists such as Andy Warhol.
Combining the tactile quality of handcraft with the ability for multiple production, silkscreen printing remains a highly valued technique among contemporary artists and designers.

Created in 2003.
Number of plates: 18 (18 colors).
Serial number: 43/300.
Comes with a frame.

Silkscreen “Cherry Blossoms in Moonlight” by Nakajima Chinami
Product No.：JAC-NA-601-LGP-10
*Only one available.
Size：530 mm × 460 mm × 45 mm
Weight：About 2.5 kg
In a paper box.
1,000 JPY flat rate shipping within Japan, free shipping for purchases totaling 20,000 JPY or more.
Please bear the actual cost for shipping charges outside Japan.

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