Hanae Ishara Moreno-Niimi
Indigo
Yellow Jasmine
Copper Light Installation
I paint to understand what it means to occupy a body in space. My work is autobiographical. I look at my family, my ancestors and my community to understand what we have become and how we have gotten here. Although I paint people, my work is not about individuals. I look at the weight of a sitter’s presence in discourse with his or her setting, and work to capture the experience of the self as viewed and interpreted, and the self as viewer and observer.
Born in Nagoya
Based in Geneva
Painting in Lisbon and Berlin
