Shogo Shimiya
Japan
Nominee
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Fine Art
Professional
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Zero Style is an artistic concept developed by Shogo Shimiya. By sustaining the moment when an image begins to coalesce into form, it explores a realm that exists prior to the fixation of being into a stable and definitive shape.
The framework of Zero Style is composed of five interconnected series: BLAZING, MYSTERIOUS, CRONUS, SHIJIMA, and BRAGI. Each is grounded in its own philosophy and expressed through a corresponding Field Light Painting.
20th Black & White Spider Awards: Two works nominated, with one receiving an award.
17th Black & White Spider Awards: Two works nominated across two categories.
In 1998, Shogo Shimiya was selected as an Invited Artist for Biennale Interieur (Courtrai Design Biennale Interieur) in Kortrijk, Belgium, marking his participation in a major international biennial recognized for its influence in contemporary design and art.
An artist whose oeuvre is composed of four major series:
BLAZING, a Burning Field Light Painting series based on Burnism and rooted in Otakiage, a Yamato tradition spanning over 1,300 years;
CRONUS, a Time Field Light Painting series based on Timeism, exploring the nature of time;
MYSTERIOUS, a Bokeh Field Light Painting series based on Bokeism, unfolding through bokeh as its central motif;
and SHIJIMA, a series dedicated to Profound Silence. } ?>
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