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Motoko Musha
 
 
About the Artist

Motoko Musha began her career as an artist with Nihon-ga (Japanese Watercolour) and oil painting. It was not until the 1980s after meeting Takugo, a Suiboku-ga master that she embarked upon a painting form that inspired her eventually to create her signature style - a blend of traditional Asian heritage with free-spirited contemporary art. Shortly after, she became inspired by the works of late Japanese artist Tamiji Kitagawa's Open Air School of Painting and travelled to Taxco, Mexico to gain a greater understanding of his legacy. Here she fell in love with the people and culture of the country, which has had a profound influence on her work. Motoko Musha became recognized for her distinctive spiritual expression of Suiboku-ga using traditional Japanese tools.

 
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One Happy Day

Ink and watercolour
45.5 X 59.5 cm

One Happy Day
One of Motoko's signature cherry blossom series

Full Blossom on Byobu

Ink
136 X 276 cm

Full Blossom on Byobu
Byobu style - Traditional Japanese Folding Screen

Creation

Ink and Watercolour
58.5 X 62 cm

Creation
Inspired by the first part of the Old Testament - the large scale drama on birth of the universe. This work was featured on the Japan Times, New Year’s Day edition's cover page on January 1, 1994.

Dream in the Heaven

Ink
23.5 X 33 cm

Dream in the Heaven

Hydrangeas In Rain

Ink and Watercolour
69 X 88.5 cm

Hydrangeas In Rain

Trees In Elegance

Ink
66 X 34.5 cm

Love

Watercolour
18 X 21 cm

Love

I like the Sky

Ink
24 X 35 cm

I like the Sky
 
Education and biography
Motoko has held over thirty solo exhibitions and taught numerous Suiboku-ga courses in Japan. Internationally she has spent lots of years in Mexico having number of exhibitions and Suiboku-ga courses. She also has participated in a number of art exhibitions and art fairs in Asia and Europe, with her last solo European exhibition in May 2007 at the Gallery Thuiller in Paris, France.
She was recently chosen as one of the top sumi-e (suiboku-ga) artists in Japan by a recognized art magazine in Japan.
 
Future shows
Memorial Exhibition of Motoko Musha - "World of Ink and Colour"
October 8th - 13th at Court Gallery Kunitachi, Tokyo
 
Website:  www.motokomusha.com
 
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