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Koji Enokura
1942
Tokyo, Japan
PaintingMono-Ha
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None documented
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30
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7
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Koji Enokura is a Japanese painter whose practice centers on the material properties of pigment and surface. Working primarily with oil and acrylic on canvas, he develops compositions that emphasize color relationships and the physical texture of paint application. Based in Tokyo, his work engages with abstraction through a disciplined exploration of tone, gesture, and spatial depth. Represented by Blum gallery.
Source: Blum Poe · Trust score: 100% · Updated 1mo ago
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