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HIDEO YAMAKUCHI
History
1962 Born in Yonezawa, Yamagata pref
1988 Graduated from Bunka Fashion Colleage
Born in Yonezawa City, Yamagata Prefecture, as the third generation of his family's weaving business (textile manufacturing), he combined traditional weaving techniques with digital technology in 1990. Since then, he has established his identity as an artist who expresses images through textiles.
The concept of his work is "memory. He believes that the act of expression through weaving with warp and weft threads is similar to the mechanism of memory in the brain, and he has taken up the theme of "memory in weaving," in which photographs taken by the artist himself are woven into fabrics.
代表作
Representative work

SHISEN 1997 (W:240cm H:120cm)
Collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, U.S.A.

SHIDA 2000 (W:190cm H:720cm)
The Museum of Arts and Design (MAD),U.S.A.

SEMI 1994 (W:204cm H:132cm)
Selected, Mainichi Newspaper Modern Japanese Art Exhibition 1996

UDE 1994 (W:240cm H:120cm) Grand Prize at the International Textile Competition1997

MIRAI 1994 (W:240cm H:120cm)
Selected, PHILIP MORRIS Art AWARD 1996
