A rising artist is Bringing people Together through the power of Art
“A Painting is a window that allows you to take a peek. Alot of people who are able to afford my paintings tend to have a high financial capacity. Being influenced by their life experiences up to that point of time, those people are likely to have a set perspective and viewpoint of the world. I would like them to have the opportunity to be aware of new dynamics and new ways of seeing the world through a different window that is a painting. I think that by acquiring that new window called Takuma Tanaka’s painting , people can experience a change in their view of life. “
Meet Takuma Tanaka. A rising Artist whose paintings are currently stored at the Ulster Museum, the National Museum of the United Kingdom. Takuma’s paintings are known to be highly bid by art enthusiasts in the global market.
Many of us may still have a fresh memory from an article published by United Nations celebrating World Art Day back in April. The article stated “this time of confinement can also be a period of openness to others and to culture, to strengthen the links between artistic creation and society”.
While the importance of art is starting to be recognized in our current climate, being able to gaze into the artists’ mind and experiences, may be the greatest pleasure one could imagine as to learn the resilience of artists and their vision of our world.
Born in Edogawa Ward in 1997 Japan, Takuma was raised in an environment that encouraged his pursuit of high education.
The pivot of his perspective in life is something that separates him from others.