Boulogne Forest 7008(disponible), (2011) Painting by Rikka Ayasaki

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One of a kind

Artwork signed by the artist

Certificate of Authenticity included

This artwork appears in 11 collections

Original Artwork (One Of A Kind) Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Artworks classification

One of a kind (OOAK / Original Artwork)

One-of-a-kind works of art are also known as “OOAK” artworks. This means that every work of art is unique and there will never be another identical one.
Dimensions Height 31.5in, Width 23.6in
Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
Framing This artwork is not framed
Categories Impressionism Landscape

* the canvas serves as cover pages for a monumental work entitled "Giovanni Dotoli, Poet of Human Freedom", published by Schena éditore (Br - Italy), Alain Baudry Cie (France)
* presented in a bilingual anthology of poems "Beyond the moment - Intuitive poems", published by Schena éditore (Br - Italy), Alain Baudry Cie (France)

Rikka AYASAKI's virtual art gallery presents paintings in contemporary abstract figurative style. The themes are nature and landscapes.
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* la toile serve de pages de couverture à un ouvrage monumental intitulé « Giovanni Dotoli, Poète de la liberté humaine », éditions Schena éditore (Br - Italie), Alain Baudry Cie (France)
* présentée dans une anthologie bilingue de poèmes « Au-delà de l’instant - Poèmes intuitistes », éditions Schena éditore (Br - Italie), Alain Baudry Cie (France)

Galerie virtuelle d'art de Rikka AYASAKI présente des peintures de style abstrait figuratif contemporain. Les thèmes sont la nature et les paysages.

Rikka Ayasaki

France

Rikka Ayasaki is a contemporary Japanese painter based in France. She has established herself as an artist known for her mastery of traditional ink-wash painting and her unique[...]

Rikka Ayasaki is a contemporary Japanese painter based in France. She has established herself as an artist known for her mastery of traditional ink-wash painting and her unique ability to breathe life into landscapes through her emotional brushwork.

Born with a natural talent for art, Rikka honed her skills in traditional ink-wash painting, a discipline deeply rooted in Japanese culture. Her early exhibitions in Japan served as stepping stones for her burgeoning career, showcasing her innate ability to capture the essence of emotions in her artwork.

In 1999, Rikka made a bold move that would shape her artistic destiny. She decided to establish herself in the artistic hub of Paris, France. This marked a pivotal moment in her career, as she immersed herself in the rich artistic tapestry of the city and its vibrant international art scene. To further refine her craft, she joined the esteemed Fine Art of the Paris City, studying under the guidance of the main professor, Ros Blasco.

Rikka's artwork has graced the most prestigious venues in France, including major art fairs, the hallowed halls of the French National Galleries at the Grand Palais, and even the French Senate. Her talent has transcended borders, with invitations to exhibit her creations in prominent international locations such as the UN Office in Geneva and various art fairs across Europe, the United States, and Saint Petersburg.

Her profound connection to poetry has led to her artwork adorning numerous volumes of verse, a testament to the synergy between her visual expressions and the written word. This synergy culminated in her receiving the esteemed "35th Prize for Literature award" in Italy, a prestigious recognition of her artistic contributions. Rikka Ayasaki's work has garnered acclaim from critics who have hailed her as the "artist of intuition."