Hiroshi Mori’s recent artworks are an extension of Simulation Art and Appropriation Art of 1980’s that amalgamates and recontextualizes characters from Japanese animé (animation videos) and scenes from European classical religious paintings.

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Hope is a Good Thing, Maybe the Best of Things, and No Good Thing ever Dies

by Hiroshi Mori

2017

Acrylic, Urethane, Silver MNirror Coating, UV Silk Screen Printing on Wood Panel

91 x72.7 x 3 cm

Represented by: KINOSHO KIKAKU

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ABOUT THE ARTIST

Hiroshi Mori’s recent artworks are an extension of Simulation Art and Appropriation Art of 1980’s that amalgamates and recontextualizes characters from Japanese animé (animation videos) and scenes from European classical religious paintings.

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