Hironori Kiyoshima

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Hironori Kiyoshima

Japan

Hironori (Hiro) Kiyoshima is a figurative sculptor based in Kumamoto, Japan. He has extensive formal training, including an MFA; and he is an art professor of So-jo University. From this relatively quiet part of the world, from within the nondescript studio building where he works, Hiro creates supremely vivid work. The vitality that radiates from his figures flows from a style that deftly subsumes some of the great masters of both western and Japanese sculpture—easily avoiding the pitfalls of ironic appropriation or homage—while maintaining a perspective that is thoroughly contemporary.

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Hironori Kiyoshima

Ballad of Mononofu

2021

Acrylic resin

133 x 65 x 35 cm | 52 1/4 x 25 1/2 x 13 3/4 in

Exhibiting at the MEAM

Exhibiting at Salmagundi

This work is available for purchase, for inquiries please write to kara.ross@artrenewal.org

This work is in the Collection of the Art Renewal Center.

This work is on loan from a private collection.