Taro Okamoto《双子座》silkscreen, 1973 Taro Okamoto《クリマ》lithograph, 1975 Taro Okamoto《流れる夢》lithograph, 1975 Taro Okamoto《記念撮影》lithograph, 1985 Taro Okamoto《赤》silkscreen, 1974

Vivid colors and free-form shapes that fill the entire canvas. Taro Okamoto’s prints possess a power that stirs the viewer’s senses. This exhibition focuses on the contrast between red, blue, and yellow, undulating lines, and expressive forms, showcasing works in which colors resonate with one another. Through works such as *Gemini*, *Clima*, and *Flowing Dream*—each with its own distinct rhythm—we invite you to enjoy a moment of immersion in Taro Okamoto’s unique, rich imagination and dynamic energy.

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🔶 Taro Okamoto (1911–1996)
Born in Kawasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture, Taro Okamoto moved to Paris in 1930, where he encountered avant-garde art and ethnology. After returning to Japan in 1940, he pursued a wide range of artistic activities, including painting, sculpture, murals, and writing. In 1970, he created Tower of the Sun for Expo ’70, the Japan World Exposition.

1911 Born in what is now Kawasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan.
1930 Arrived in Paris, where he was exposed to avant-garde art and ethnology.
1940 Returned to Japan from France.
1954 Published The Art of Today (Kyō no Geijutsu).
1970 Created Tower of the Sun for Expo ’70, the Japan World Exposition.
1996 Passed away on January 7.