ARTISTS
ISSHIN TANISAKI
Isshin TANISAKI
谷﨑 一心
谷﨑 一心
Isshin Tanisaki works with the theme of "life's energy and circulation," painting vortices—combinations of color and texture that symbolize energetic motion—to embody vital force on the canvas.
Since the early 2000s he has shown landscapes made from dense fields of fine dots, the very origin of his vortex motif. By positioning the vortex as a primordial form underlying all phenomena, and rendering vortex worlds in a minimalist way, Tanisaki reflects on the energy that generates life itself and on the formation of our everyday world and the cosmos.
Since the early 2000s he has shown landscapes made from dense fields of fine dots, the very origin of his vortex motif. By positioning the vortex as a primordial form underlying all phenomena, and rendering vortex worlds in a minimalist way, Tanisaki reflects on the energy that generates life itself and on the formation of our everyday world and the cosmos.
BIOGRAPHY
1974
Born in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan.
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2018
Painting (Luca Scandinavia/Tokyo, Japan)
2022
Light and Shadow (LURF GALLERY/Tokyo, Japan)
2023
Vortex (LURF GALLERY/Tokyo, Japan)
2024
Vortex, Memory of Color (Dansk Møbelkunst Gallery/Copenhagen, Denmark)
Cycle of Energy (GINZA TSUTAYA BOOKS FOAM CONTEMPORARY/Tokyo, Japan)
Creation of Image (LURF GALLERY/Tokyo, Japan)
Cycle of Energy (GINZA TSUTAYA BOOKS FOAM CONTEMPORARY/Tokyo, Japan)
Creation of Image (LURF GALLERY/Tokyo, Japan)
2025
FEEL (LURF GALLERY/Tokyo, Japan)
2026
Nagi (Kōmyō-in Tōfuku-ji, Kyoto, Japan)
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2024
ART CONNECT (BONDED GALLERY/Tokyo, Japan)
2025
Breathing Paintings — Cross and Vortex (LURF GALLERY/Tokyo, Japan)
2026
IMAGINATION (LURF GALLERY/Tokyo)
RARE EARTH (NIGHT GALLERY/Los Angeles, USA)
RARE EARTH (NIGHT GALLERY/Los Angeles, USA)
ART FAIRS
2026
Art Fair Tokyo (Tokyo International Forum, Tokyo, Japan)
PUBLIC / PRIVATE COLLECTIONS
Kansai International Airport K-SKY Lounge (Osaka, Japan)
TOFROM YAESU (Tokyo, Japan)
Kōmyō-in Tōfuku-ji (Kyoto, Japan)
TOFROM YAESU (Tokyo, Japan)
Kōmyō-in Tōfuku-ji (Kyoto, Japan)