Surrealistic paintings by Tetsuya Ishida

June 14th, 2010  |  Published in Fine Arts  |  7 Comments

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Tetsuya Ishida (born in June 1973, Shizuoka) was a talented Japanese painter. The characters in his painting appear unhappy and often their bodies are in pieces or part of some machine or other object. Tetsuya Ishida died in 2005 after being hit by a train (possibly suicide) he leaving behind around 180 works created during his 10 year art career.

On November 26, 2006, one of Ishida’s paintings, “Untitled” 2001, sold at a Christie’s Hong Kong “Asian Contemporary Art” auction for 780,000 HKD (over USD $100,000).

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Author : Danilo

Koikoikoi's co-founder, art director and web designer.
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1. Surrealistic paintings by Tetsuya Ishida | Design You Trust ha detto:
   

   June 16th, 2010at %I:%M %p(#)

   [...] paintings by Tetsuya Ishidakoikoikoi on 06 16 10 Tetsuya Ishida (born in June 1973, Shizuoka) was a talented Japanese painter. The characters in his [...]


2. Ema ha detto:
   

   June 17th, 2010at %I:%M %p(#)

   Quel talent! Les scènes sont vraiment expressives! De la belle ouvrage!


3. » Links der Woche #4 - Kategraphy ha detto:
   

   June 21st, 2010at %I:%M %p(#)

   [...] macht digitale Zeichnungen und ich finde die Welten, die er erschafft echt faszinierend. Und T.Ishida hat ziemlich merkwürdige Ideen, die er/sie (?) in Zeichnungen [...]


4. Tetsuya Ishida. « jannike viveka. ha detto:
   

   June 25th, 2010at %I:%M %p(#)

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5. Alex Bitskoff ha detto:
   

   June 29th, 2010at %I:%M %p(#)

   Mister Ishida shows us the world we all live in but fail to see. Amazing work!


6. David Hawley ha detto:
   

   July 1st, 2010at %I:%M %p(#)

   Expressed what we sense and feel. But without hope? He seems to have ended his own life by jumping in front of a train.


7. Morning Linkage (Jul 7) ha detto:
   

   July 7th, 2010at %I:%M %p(#)

   [...] creepy. Pretty creepy. Japan­ese sur­re­al­ist painter Tet­suya Ishida makes the claus­tro­pho­bic side of Japan­ese cul­ture [...]

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