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Sachi Oizumi/日本画家

Sachi Oizumi

Contemporary artist

Contemporary art expression using traditional Japanese techniques

The Lethbridge Gallery “Artist to Watch” exhibition, which opened on 7th of February, has now ended. I was so excited to be a part of the “Artist to Watch” exhibition and extremely happy to see that all three paintings were purchased by the same collector.

The frames and panels used for these paintings were crafted by a traditional Japanese workshop in Sapporo (Hokkaido Japan) that has been specialising in frame-making for over 60 years using local trees. The artisans are brothers that are in their mid 80’s and sadly the workshop that has been owned by the family for generations will end when they retire.
After being carefully crafted in Japan, the frames and panels were then air shipped to Australia for final assembly with the completed artworks. The artisans faced challenges with the unique specifications that I requested for this project, something they had never attempted before, and it took several in-depth discussions to reach the final product. The brothers were genuinely pleased with the final artworks and that they will remain together.

I would like to say a big thank you to Lethbridge Gallery , especially Summer, for the opportunity and guidance for my first Australian exhibition.

Thank you very much to the collector who purchased the paintings and I hope you enjoy them for many years to come. Please reach out if you have any queries.

Below are the materials used for these paintings▶️

The Lethbridge Gallery “Artist to Watch” exhibition, which opened on 7th of February, has now ended. I was so excited to be a part of the “Artist to Watch” exhibition and extremely happy to see that all three paintings were purchased by the same collector.

The frames and panels used for these paintings were crafted by a traditional Japanese workshop in Sapporo (Hokkaido Japan) that has been specialising in frame-making for over 60 years using local trees. The artisans are brothers that are in their mid 80’s and sadly the workshop that has been owned by the family for generations will end when they retire.
After being carefully crafted in Japan, the frames and panels were then air shipped to Australia for final assembly with the completed artworks. The artisans faced challenges with the unique specifications that I requested for this project, something they had never attempted before, and it took several in-depth discussions to reach the final product. The brothers were genuinely pleased with the final artworks and that they will remain together.

I would like to say a big thank you to Lethbridge Gallery , especially Summer, for the opportunity and guidance for my first Australian exhibition.

Thank you very much to the collector who purchased the paintings and I hope you enjoy them for many years to come. Please reach out if you have any queries.

Below are the materials used for these paintings▶️

I’m delighted to present three new works at Lethbridge Gallery starting today!

For this series, I explored layering technique by stacking two panels, creating a sense of depth and inviting the viewer’s imagination to wander. Each piece is designed to inspire different interpretations and stories.

The exhibition runs until 25 July, and I will be visiting the gallery several times during this period. If you have any questions or need assistance, please feel free to contact to me or gallery @lethbridgegallery

“Artist to watch”
Lethbridge gallery/ 136 Latrobe Terrace, Paddington 4064
7th -25th Feb

I hope you enjoy the exhibition!
#artisttowatch #lethbridgegallery #brisbaneart

I’m delighted to present three new works at Lethbridge Gallery starting today!

For this series, I explored layering technique by stacking two panels, creating a sense of depth and inviting the viewer’s imagination to wander. Each piece is designed to inspire different interpretations and stories.

The exhibition runs until 25 July, and I will be visiting the gallery several times during this period. If you have any questions or need assistance, please feel free to contact to me or gallery @lethbridgegallery

“Artist to watch”
Lethbridge gallery/ 136 Latrobe Terrace, Paddington 4064
7th -25th Feb

I hope you enjoy the exhibition!
#artisttowatch #lethbridgegallery #brisbaneart

Do you want to fly away?
Leaving something new and familiar is not easy.
That's when I remember the birds taking off and enjoying their flight.

“Artists to Watch”
Opening
🗓️Friday, 7 February
📍Lethbridge Gallery

Featuring:
Nick Offer
Natasha Ruschka
Sachi Oizumi
Andrew Bennett
#newyearnewart #artexhibition

Do you want to fly away?
Leaving something new and familiar is not easy.
That's when I remember the birds taking off and enjoying their flight.

“Artists to Watch”
Opening
🗓️Friday, 7 February
📍Lethbridge Gallery

Featuring:
Nick Offer
Natasha Ruschka
Sachi Oizumi
Andrew Bennett
#newyearnewart #artexhibition

A new year has begun.✨️✨️ This year, I'm planning to renew my website and sell postcards and prints.I'm excited about new projects and ideas for 2025!

A new year has begun.✨️✨️ This year, I'm planning to renew my website and sell postcards and prints.I'm excited about new projects and ideas for 2025!

I’m so grateful for another year of doing the thing I most love.Thank you to all the people who support for my work.
Thank you for 2024 and See you in 2025!

I’m so grateful for another year of doing the thing I most love.Thank you to all the people who support for my work.
Thank you for 2024 and See you in 2025!

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