[Image: Atsushi Suwa "Yorishiro" (2016-17) Paper, mixed media on panel 86.1 × 195.8cm Artist collection]

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[Image: Atsushi Suwa "Harbin 1945 Winter" (2015-16) Canvas, oil paint on panel 145.5 × 227.3cm Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art collection]

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[Image: Atsushi Suwa "Absence" (2015) Canvas, oil paint on panel 32.5×45.3cm Artist collection]

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[Image: Atsushi Suwa "Solaris" (2017-21) Canvas, oil on chalk panel 91.0×60.7cm Artist collection]

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[Image: Atsushi Suwa "Father" (1996) Oil paint on panel, tempera 122.6 × 200cm On loan from Sato Museum]

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[Image: Atsushi Suwa "Fire Inside the Eyes" (2020) Oil paint on chalk panel 27.3 × 45.5cm Artist collection]

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[Image: Atsushi Suwa "Marusankakushikaku" (2020-22) Oil paint on canvas 50.0×72.7cm Artist collection]

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諏訪敦 「眼窩裏の火事」

Atsushi Suwa is a painter of “realism." Suwa's paintings, which are created through meticulous research and multilayered contemplation, have an ambitious and contemporary significance that questions the meaning of "seeing and painting".

This exhibition introduces Suwa's recent work, from the "Abandoned People" series about his grandmother who died in Manchuria after the end of World War II to his latest work, and explores the depths of his creative process.

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The Fuchu Art Museum, located in the lush greenery of Fuchu no Mori Park, opened in October 2000 under the theme of "Life and Art: An art museum that reexamines our lives in relation to beauty."

The Fuchu Art Museum is a place where visitors can encounter art through the appreciation of masterpieces and the experience of learning, creating, and presenting. The main activities of the museum are the collection, preservation, and exhibition of artwork and educational activities that only a museum can provide.

The museum building has two floors above ground and one basement floor, and the first floor is open to everyone free of charge and houses an art library, a gallery for citizens to show their work, facilities for education and dissemination, a museum store, and a cafe. The second floor is a relaxing exhibition space where visitors can view exhibitions of the collection from the late Edo period to the present day, as well as a wide variety of special exhibitions.

Atsushi Suwa Exhibition

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