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intitle

I made my artworks for the newly-opened bar in Tokyo called “intitle.”
I came up with the art motif of the photographies of wild animals and lifestyle.
Interior Design : GLAMOROUS co. ltd.
http://glamorous.co.jp/projects/

 

THE TENDER HOUSE

I made my artworks for THE TENDER HOUSE.
I made artworks using my artwork series “Books as Motive” for the Commercial space.
Interior Design : A.N.D.
https://www.and-design.jp/en/projects/

 

Veritas Investment

I made my artworks for the Head Office of Veritas Investment Co., Ltd.
I came up with the art motif of archives by Veritas Investment.
Interior Design : GLAMOROUS co. ltd.
http://glamorous.co.jp/projects/

 

Ascott Midtown Suzhou

I have made artworks for the newly-opened apartment house in Suzhou, China called “Ascott Midtown Suzhou.”
Interior Design : GLAMOROUS co. ltd.
http://glamorous.co.jp/projects/

 

“25ans”

The art was introduced in the article “New House of Doctor Ayako Nishikawa” of the magazine “25ans” (August issue of 2014).
https://itunes.apple.com/jp/app/25ans-vu-ansankan/id577191977?mt=8

 

Galerie Du NORD

I have made artworks for the newly-opened saloon in Osaka called “Galerie Du NORD.”
Interior Design : GLAMOROUS co. ltd.
http://glamorous.co.jp/projects/

 

Diamond Dining’s Head Office

I made artworks using my artwork series “Books as Motive” for the President’s Room of  Diamond Dining’s Head Office.
Interior Design : GLAMOROUS co. ltd.
http://glamorous.co.jp/projects/

 

Interview

An interview appears in the below Website.
http://public-image.org/interview/2012/03/28/schnabeleffects.html

 

“Portrait by Artbooks”

Exhibition:  “Portrait by Artbooks” by SCHNABEL EFFECTS
—– ‘Artbook collection by a person is his/her own portrait’ (by SCHNABEL EFFECTS)

In cooperation with:  Yasushi Fujimoto, Art Director, CAP
Yasumichi Morita, Representative & Designer, GLAMOROUS Co., Ltd.
Keiichi Mizuno, Owner, GALLERY TARGET

Date:  February 9 – February 25, 2012

Place:  GALLERY TARGET (2-32-10 Jingumae, Shibuyaku, Tokyo, Japan)
www.gallery-target.com

SCHNABEL EFFECTS with stylish, delightful and sometimes sexy graphic works, and also with the unidentified rabbit character, which often appears in the magazines “VOGUE JAPAN,” “FIGARO japon” and “BRUTUS,” has many fans in the fashion industry and among editors.

The exhibition “Portrait by Artbooks” showed the other face of SCHNABEL EFFECTS — new artworks by silkscreen artist.  The subject matter was artbook.  “Artbook is my teacher for me.  I’m not an artbook collector who often treasures them, but I pile them up carelessly in my room.  It’s like a feeling of a junior high school student who puts posters of favorite rockers on the wall.”  It’s  often said that bookshelf reflects the character of an owner.  I found out that owner’s sensibility showed vividly by narrowing it down to artbook.  I, SCHNABEL EFFECTS, penetrated into libraries of my honorable people.

“Art Director Yasushi Fujimoto describes the size of his library by weight, by counting 14 tons, not by a number of volumes.  In the library there are four or five copies of the photo books by Bruce Weber and Larry Clark.  I assume that he didn’t remember what he bought and mistakenly got the same books several times.  I guess he thought the books were very good everytime he saw them in a fresh feeling.”

By going through several filters–from an artist to other artists, it ends in a condensed work as a form of using oil painting and silkscreen together.  Enjoy the artworks at “Portrait by Artbooks,” like a sense of ‘espresso’ so to speak!

Information of the exhibition appeared in the following magazines:
“VOGUE JAPAN”
“Numero TOKYO”
“BRUTUS”
“Plus 81 magazine”
And other magazines

In Websites:

Numero.jp    http://numero.fusosha.co.jp/recommend/cr/exhibitions.html
Pen Online    http://www.pen-online.jp/news/1840/
madamefigaro.jp    http://news.madamefigaro.jp/culture/schnabel-effects.html

 

“Shouten Kenchiku 2012 January issue.”

It was introduced in the article “HOSPITALITY DESIGN from JAPAN” by Mr. Yasumichi Morita of the magazine “Shouten Kenchiku 2012 January issue.”

 

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