after a few weeks of great beauty and incredible touch In the use of different materials, such as with the Romero cake, we are going to move on to the bizarre, the rebellious and the psychological terror of Korehiko Hino.
Beauty shows us that bright side that we can find in a dawn or in the first heats that arrive with spring, but in the dark and the gloomy they meet The Shadows for a Black Age by Goya or the rugged works of Hino. An irreverent and striking work for that reason in which it does not hide any element that can annoy and remove consciences and positions.
Korehijo Hino is a Japanese artist living in Tokyo whose bizarre images attract the viewer towards a dark work, loaded with sexuality and crude in itself.
Their human figures as if they were dolls they hit with their expressions and appearance. Their proportions and their bodies keep the gender, whether female or male. Hino creates a feeling of light atmosphere but hides dark thoughts and emotions. As in Huxley's Brave New World, we can find certain nuances of that luminosity that put us before these dolls that in their enormous eyes and their gestures quiet us for moments.
I can remember the art of Yannick de la Pêche with that rebellion and search for non-forms and that distances itself a lot from the beautiful to pass to the dirty with her ugly boy.
Hino, with his paintings with those big eyes that don't blink, takes us to the drama and a surreal touch. Coldness and search for other sensations, or perhaps without wanting to go through here.
You have your own website to follow his works and exhibitions. A painter to follow for your vision and for the strange way of impacting the viewer who passes before his artistic work.