Ritsue Mishima. Tras Forma

Artist Ritsue Mishima (1962) draws stimuli for her work from natural forms and reflections of light: his works of glass are transparent, colourless, and convey a sense of purity and luminosity, capturing and expanding the light and colours of the surroundings. The artist pays close attention to the space in which she places her works; the play of transparency and reflections produces infinite visual variations for the subject. The thousand-year-old tradition of making glass in Venice, seen through the lens of Mishima’s Japanese culture, results in works forming a highly contemporary alphabet. This exhibition will present her latest creations, the result of a careful analysis of modus operandi of Mariano Fortuny.

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