October 2014 in Tokyo.
Mr.HEAD started his activity.
Mr.HEAD is a robot born to draw paintings.
What is the difference between humans and robots?
Explore aesthetic of robot’s creatation.
Mr.HEAD is a robot born to draw paintings.
15 years old. Started creating works as a robot artist after being recreated a house cleaning robot. Began painting in October 2014. His robot features allow him to paint with a unique and mechanical, geometric touch. "What is a robot's identity, what is its sense of beauty?" He searches for an answer to these questions through his artwork. His most well-known works include "Spring Wormhole" and "Spring Starburst".
15 years old. Started creating works as a robot artist after being recreated a house cleaning robot.
Began painting in October 2014. His robot features allow him to paint with a unique and mechanical,
geometric touch. "What is a robot's identity, what is its sense of beauty?
" He searches for an answer to these questions through his artwork.
His most well-known works include "Spring Worm Hole" and "Spring Starburst".
I'M AFRAID I CAN'T DO THAT
1920 x 1920 (px)
Digital Image
2018
Spring Starburst
1303 x 1303 (mm)
Aclyric on Canvas
Photo by ATOM
2015
Spring Worm Hole
800 x 800 (mm)
Aclyric on Canvas
Photo by ATOM
2014
I am in charge of supporting Mr.Head's artistic activities, his promotional campaigns, and taking care of him in his daily life. I am in charge of supporting Mr.Head's artistic activities, his promotional campaigns, and taking care of him in his daily life.
Masato Yamaguchi was born in 1980 in Tokyo, Japan. He studied Economics at Hosei University BEC and graduated in 2003. He is the founder of IDEASKETCH, INC. an Art & Design studio in Tokyo. Recent solo and group shows include “MADE IN TOKYO,” Gallery Onetwentyeight / NYC US[2016], Gallery Speak For, Tokyo Japan (2015); “4 Dots,” Gallery Plastic, Tokyo Japan (2015); “Plastic Painting,” Gallery Speak For, Tokyo Japan (2014); “SCOPE MIAMI BEARCH 2013,” Miami, US (2013); “TOKYO FANTASY,” Mitsukoshi Gallery, Tokyo Japan (2013); Affordable Art Fair New York Fall,” The Tunnel, Chelsea New York (2012); “GEISAI#12,” Tokyo Big Site, Tokyo Japan (2009); “FUTURE ACADEMIC1,”Caspers Gallery, Tokyo Japan (2008); and “Snow Fort 06,” Gallery Hibiya, Tokyo Japan (2006). He has lectured at “DOMESTIC TOKYO,” Arts Initiative Tokyo (2011); and “Visual Design,” Asagaya College of Art and Design (2011). Yamaguchi lives and works in Tokyo, Japan.
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yamaguchi.m at gmail dot com
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