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1990
Green and rose spheres float against the background of deep pink. Subtly shaded spheres of various sizes repeat themselves in an asymmetric pattern and form an organic link with one another. Layers of paint, each faintly showing the color underneath, give depth to the overall coloring and matiere. The coloring, the brushstrokes, and the composition combine to create an illusion of three-dimensional depth in this two-dimensional work. The exquisite balance holding the pink background and the spheres together is characteristic of Tatsuno's works at this period. Tatsuno, who made Minimalist prints and drawings with stripes and grids in the 1970s, started to produce paintings stressing the matiere of oil paint in the 1980s. Organic lines, squares, and spheres have always been part of these works. Highly acclaimed as an artist representing the Japanese art trend today，Tatsuno, who describes herself to be an admirer of Matisse, continues to pursue the richness of color and complexity of matiére in her works.
1950-2014
| Genre | Paintings |
|---|---|
| Material/technique | Acrylic on canvas |
| Dimensions | 218×291cm |
| Acquisition date | 1991 |
| Accession number | 1991-00-0034-000 |
Christo and Jeanne-Claude
1990
SUGA Kishio
1990
Alex KATZ
1990
NAKAMURA Isao
1990
Allan MILLER
1990
FUJIMOTO Yukio
1990/2007
TSUCHIYA Kimio
1990
Nam June PAIK／KUBOTA Shigeko
1990
OKAMURA Keizaburo
1990
SUGAI Kumi
1990
