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Get matched →CICA Vancouver presents a solo exhibition by acclaimed Japanese artist Ayako Rokkaku, known for her instinctive and performative approach using bare hands to apply acrylic paint. The artist will participate in the Deer Lake Artist in Residence Program, followed by a solo exhibition. Created for her Vancouver exhibition, Trails of Life in the Air explores colour, motion, and the subtle presence of living forms, developed in dialogue with her time in Burnaby and engagement with the local community.
Ayako Rokkaku (b. 1982, Chiba, Japan) lives and works between Berlin, Porto, and Tokyo. Known for her distinctive technique of painting directly with her bare hands, using her fingers to spread and shape acrylic paint across the canvas, she creates work that moves fluidly between abstraction and figuration, drawing from kawaii culture, abstract expressionism, and the boundless imagination of childhood. Her colourful canvases are populated by imaginary landscapes and fantastical characters.
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