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Les Mimosas De Mesubenomori 2013

Les mimosas de Mesubenomori. 2013. 80x120cm. Acrylique et pastel à l'huile sur papier.

80×120 cm. Acrylic and oil pastel on paper.

À Nagasaki, j’allais souvent au parc Mesubenomori arboré de mimosas. i.

While living in Nagasaki, I often went to Mesubenomori park , where beautiful mimosa trees grow.

10 responses to “Les Mimosas De Mesubenomori 2013”

  1. bonniehull Avatar
    bonniehull

    beautiful and subtle

    1. julie harms Avatar
      julie harms

      Thank you for your comment. I really appreciate.

  2. dweinberg415 Avatar
    dweinberg415

    I love this painting and the style it’s done in.

    1. julie harms Avatar
      julie harms

      Thanks !

  3. dweinberg415 Avatar
    dweinberg415

    ps- can you tell me more about the indie art club? How much does it cost, how do you rent the space and for how long, etc? I definitely want to check it out whenever I get there.

    1. julie harms Avatar
      julie harms

      It’s in Furukawa machi area. Near Hamano machi. The club is a “cafe gallery” place. On the ground floor there’s a cafe and in the back a small room to exhibit. On the first floor is a large space that artists share to paint. I paid a monthly fee of several thousand yen. The price allowed me to access the painting space. I usually went there after my work because it was open until late. The owner is an artist too, but I needed an interpreter the first time I went there. If you can find someone that reads Japanese, you can go on their website or their facebook page to get more details. I had been painting for almost 20 years before going to Japan. It was in that club that I found my “artistic voice” after almost quitting my art. Thanks again for visiting my blog.

      1. dweinberg415 Avatar
        dweinberg415

        Thanks for the info!

  4. grahammcquade Avatar
    grahammcquade

    I like the picture of the mimosa. I have just arrived in Sydney and have been looking at some aboriginal art. Your techniche of point making is very similar. I was thinking of having a go myself when I get home. Thanks for your interest in my work.

    1. julie harms Avatar
      julie harms

      I love these flowers. In France they’re in full bloom now…I never thought of aboriginal art when drawing the flowers, though. thank you for your interesting remarks. Have a nice day !

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