$500–$5,000. Common prints: $500–$1,500. Key value factors: Kurosaki's bold, colorful prints appeal to collectors of both Japanese and international contemporary art.
An untitled woodblock print by Akira Kurosaki, catalogued under the British Museum accession number An00558475. Kurosaki was a leading figure in the sosaku hanga movement who carved and printed his own blocks rather than relying on traditional workshop collaboration. His prints frequently employ bold geometric abstraction, layering carved forms in dense, overlapping compositions. The stark interplay of dark and light fields creates a visual rhythm that rewards close inspection, as shapes shift between figure and ground. This piece reflects Kurosaki's ongoing investigation of how the woodblock medium can push beyond representational imagery into territory more commonly associated with contemporary painting and sculpture.
Curated cross-cuts that include this print.
An00558475 001 L was created by Akira Kurosaki (黒崎彰).
An00558475 001 L depicts abstract.
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