Jacob Hashimoto was born in Greeley, U.S.A., in 1973. He lives and works in Los Angeles.
Jacob Hashimoto is distinctly American yet he is also involved with his Japanese heredity in a genuinely creative, rather than imitative, manner. His latest development in which, in place of cascading clouds of kites, there arise hills and waves, is as delicate as before. And, just as previously there was a sense of airiness rather than of oppression, so now there is a sense of being uplifted. The delicacy of his forms, whether they descend and envelop or expand and climb, creates as much a space for the spirit as for the body. (see biography)
The Return – 2009
Bamboo, paper, dacron, acrylic
183 x 173 x 20 cm
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Untitled – 2008
Bamboo, paper, dacron, acrylic
148 X 117 X 20 cm
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Field of Yellow Blocks – 2009
Bamboo, paper, dacron, acrylic
183 x 173 x 20 cm
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Churchill Charges – 2007
Bamboo, paper, dacron, acrylic
213 x 182 x 20 cm
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Submerged – 2008
Acrylic, paper, urethane on linen
48 x 38,5 x 4 cm
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Some things you cant’t ignore – 2007
Acrylic, paper, urethane on linen
48 x 38,5 x 4 cm
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Single Black Cloud – 2008
Acrylic, paper, urethane on linen
48 x 38,5 x 4 cm
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Cyclone and the Wonder Wheel – 2008
Acrylic, paper, urethane on linen
48 x 38,5 x 4 cm
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White Waves – 2005
Marble
50 x 50 x 50 cm
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Positivo e Negativo n. 1 – 2003
Varnished high density poliurethane, fiberglass
100 x 50 x 50 cm
(two pieces)
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Black Waves – 2009
Black Marble of Belgium
25 x 25 x 25 cm
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Superabundant Atmosphere, 2005 – 2008
bamboo, silk, dacron
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INFINITUM – 2009
Palazzo Fortuny – Venezia Installation view
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Installation Jacob Hashimoto
Studio La Città 2006
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Jacob Hashimoto
Professional Day Basel 2004
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Jacob Hashimoto
Private Collection Köln 2003
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Installation with Tree Köln 2003
mixed media
450x700x600cm.
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