Kyoko Imazu
As a child in central Japan, Kyoko Imazu drew animals like rabbits, rats, cats and birds. Animals continue to dominate her art practice; her works on paper are inspired by taxidermied animals in the collections of the Melbourne Museum and the Tokyo Nature and Science Museum.
Animalis is Kyoko’s investigation into her fixation with the animal kingdom and how recording and interpreting it evoke memories from her childhood.
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Title: Night Train
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Title: Crested Pigeon II
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Title: Bunny II
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Title: Crested Pigeon
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Title: Rue de Gravilliers
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Title: Storm
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Title: One eye
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Title: Furball 3
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Title: Fish Party
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Title: Cat Rabbit
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Title: Jasper
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Title: Rokuro Kubi
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Title: Mokomoko
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Title: Nico & Miki
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Title: Furball 2
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Title: Six Legged Monster
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Title: Japanese Hare
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Title: Furball
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Title: Red Hair
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Title: Ritual
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Title: After the rain
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Title: Snatchers
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Title: Flyway II
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Title: Flyway I
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Title: Invasion
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Title: Monsters at Home
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Title: Mountain Song
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Title: Dark Crawlers II
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Title: Underground I
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Title: Underground II
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Title: Dark Crawlers I
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Title: Pollination
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Title: The Great Wave
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Title: Jasper II
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Title: Crack
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Title: Commune
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Title: Tea party
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Title: Friends of the Night
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Title: Casper
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Title: Night Garden
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Title: Cat Town
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Title: Party
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Title: Chibi
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Title: Rachel II
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Title: Rabbit Days
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Title: Hiding Spot I (Green)
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Title: Hiding Spot III (Red)
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Title: Hop
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Title: Found I
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Title: Found II
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Title: Magical Dandelion
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Title: Green Thumb
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