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Naoko Shibuya

b.1975

Hint of Spring I, 2023

oil on canvas
H:7cm W:10cm
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Hint of Spring II, 2023

oil on canvas
H:7cm W:10cm
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November Light, 2022

oil on canvas
H:60cm W:20cm
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Await to Roost, 2022

oil on canvas
H:60cm W:20cm
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Turquoise Sway, 2019

oil on canvas
H:51cm W:7cm
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Spring Moon, 2019

oil on canvas
H:78cm W:7cm
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Autumn Hues, 2019

oil on canvas
H:78cm W:7cm
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Camellia, 2020

oil on canvas
D:100cm
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Susurrus, 2021

oil on canvas
H:90.2cm W:40.2cm
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Frondescence, 2022

oil on canvas
H:60cm W:20cm
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Autumn Equinox, 2021

oil on canvas
D:80cm
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Waning of the Moon, 2020

oil on canvas
D:100cm
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Midsummer Quiet, 2022

oil on canvas
H:60cm W:20cm
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Summer Memories, 2022

oil on canvas
H:60cm W:20cm
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Summer Lily, 2022

oil on canvas
H:60cm W:20cm
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Deepening Autumn, 2021

oil on canvas
D:50cm
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Deep Red Autumn, 2019

oil on canvas
H:7.5cm W:7.5cm
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A Bright Summer Day, 2019

oil on canvas
H:7.5cm W:7.5cm
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Naoko Shibuya

Born: 1975
Place of Birth: Japan

Naoko Shibuya was was born and brought-up in Tokyo, Japan. She studied fine art at the Tama Art University, Tokyo before continuing her studies at Edinburgh College of Art, graduating in 2001 with a Master’s in Fine Art in Painting and Drawing.  She divides her time between her studios in Edinburgh and Tokyo. Naoko Shibuya is presenting a new group of paintings with The Gallery in October 2022, entitled Capturing Nature as part of our Autumn programme of exhibitions Scratching the Surface.

‘I draw ideas from the form of trees, plants, flowers and small birds, not only for visual effects, but also to express the strength and robustness of nature. Plants and flowers show dramatic changes in such a short time when they are in bloom and also when they wither. Each figure in each moment represents the turn of time, which seems to go far towards expressing an invisible stream and the phenomenon of fleeting moments in nature. I have been trying to capture something of its essence. I am inspired by the strength and resilience of the natural world.’ – Naoko Shibuya


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