Rikka ayasaki biography

Ayasaki expresses a variety of emotions using red as her theme colour in a very distinctive movement. This style stems from the time where she initially painted in black and white and reflects the strong personality of a unique woman who loves the colour red.

The halfway abstract landscapes are poetic with a striking use of colour. Ayasaki exhibited in the prominent French art salons, notably in the French National Galleries of the Grand Palais and the Louvre Museum.

From around he lived in Bagsværd Municipality, 12 km northwest of the capital, where he died in Apparently self-taught as an artist, he is close to.

Her work is held in many private collections by medical centers, famous musicians in France, Japan, UK, USA and others.

A: Please explain more about your connection between appearance and reality and how this is expressed in your work?
Ayasaki: I used to be working as a radio and TV speaker, narrator and interviewer in Tokyo.

I perfected my techniques of traditional ink wash painting under Master Shogaku Suzuki, before I moved to Paris in 1999 where I joined the Studios of fine Arts of the Paris City Hall. Under th