Untitled (Study), by Kazuo Yamada, Large Japanese Painting 2015

Untitled (Study), 2015 by Kazuo Yamada
Oil on canvas, framed
Exhibited work – 68th Chūshin Art Exhibition, Japan (F100)

A fully documented, large-scale exhibited painting by Japanese artist Kazuo Yamada, this work presents a compelling exploration of the human condition within a technologically mediated environment.

At the center of the composition, an astronaut-like figure appears suspended between motion and stillness, surrounded by a fragmented landscape of architectural structures, mechanical elements, and organic forms. The visual language oscillates between figuration and abstraction, creating a layered narrative that feels both constructed and emotionally charged.

Executed with expressive brushwork and a rich, textured surface, the painting combines bold color contrasts—turquoise blues, earthy greens, and warm ochres—with gestural marks and structural lines. The result is a dynamic composition that balances tension and harmony, evoking themes of isolation, transformation, and the fragile relationship between humanity and progress.

The reverse bears original exhibition labels, including the artist’s name, the work’s classification as a “Study,” and its inclusion in the 68th Chūshin Art Exhibition (2015), confirming its authenticity and exhibition history.

A striking and thought-provoking statement piece, ideal for collectors of contemporary Japanese painting or interiors seeking a bold and intellectually engaging focal artwork.

Dimensions:
Height: 63.78 in (162 cm)
Width: 51.19 in (130 cm)
Depth: 0.4 in (1 cm)

Condition:
Good, vintage condition, consistent with age and the artist’s expressive technique.