Painting Sculptor Taki Tamada Cardboard Story

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[Introduction to Contents]
As SDGs become a social theme these days, cardboard is attracting attention as an excellent material that can be 100% recycled. Inspired by the strength and flexibility of wastepaper cardboard, Tamada Taki has been producing three dimensional works using cardboard for more than 15 years. He revived and breathed life from wastepaper cardboard that would normally be thrown away as a work, and created living things overflowing with vitality, such as orangutan, whale, lion and elephant heads, frogs, ammonite, dinosaurs and dragons. With the finish that utilizes the color of cardboard without coloring, the beauty of the shape of living things is directly conveyed, and you are surprised at the realism. In recent years, he has produced works with motifs of endangered species, and he is trying to raise issues by making use of the color of cardboard. Because Tamada Taki works are made with familiar cardboard that anyone can obtain, he is active in workshops for children and students. His activities are covered by TV media and distributed videos. His activities are widely publicized.
This book will be published as a illustrated book and a book for the Exhibition of Tamada Taki that will be visited starting with the Hiratsuka City Museum of Art in 2023. It will be the first collection of works that will be published as a collection of works and books. It will be the first collection of works that will be published as a collection of works and books. It will be the first collection of works that will be published as a collection of works and books. It will be the first collection of works that will be published as a collection of works and books. It will be the first collection of works that will be published as a collection of works and books. It is the first collection of works that will be published as a collection of works and books. It is the first collection of works