Early years & studying at Nuremberg, Germany 1992-1998

HIROSHI ŌNISHI. Early years & studying at Nuremberg, Germany 1992-1998

HIROSHI ŌNISHI. Return to Japan 1998

An introduction to Japanese tea ceremony and its history by Julia Lechbinskaya.

Japanese Tea Ceremony

HIROSHI ŌNISHI. Trip to Kabul & Discovery of Lapis-lazuli

HIROSHI ŌNISHI. Lapis-lazuli

HIROSHI ŌNISHI. View of Remembrance

HIROSHI ŌNISHI. Last Years & Fusuma-e for Tenjyu-an Temple

HIROSHI ŌNISHI. Last Years & Tenjyu-an Temple

ESCAPEMENT ART is thrilled to present a duo exhibition, “Universe of A Nomad” by two emerging artists Veronika Moshnikova and Ni Daodao. From late 2019, the Covid-19 pandemic has adjusted our daily tempos, taste, and emotions, resulting in a massive restructuring of the economy and public sphere towards virtuality. In retrospect of the pandemic situation, the gallery would like to explore the affective, spatial, and temporal dimensions of human relationships. “Universe of A Nomad” provides critical insight into the sites of mourning, melancholy, and belonging. The exhibition aims to create a dialogue between the two artists on the move. The selected works include the “Memories” series by Veronika Moshnikova and the “Visual Poetry,” “Rabonia,” as well as four latest works about the pandemic experience by Ni Daodao.

UNIVERSE OF A NOMAD

The artist Xiao Se (b.1970) is best known for his richly detailed paintings that skillfully merge a realist portrayal of commoners and their complex feelings of living in contemporary China with the figures and religious symbols in the early Renaissance masterpieces. What lie behind the seemingly surrealist expression, however, are extraordinary experiences and lessons from life. ESCAPEMENT ART is pleased to announce Xiao Se’s mid-career retrospective solo exhibition “Flying Over the Cotton Field,” featuring 22 stunning oil paintings ranging from his trademarks to new art experiments.

ESCAPEMENT ART

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