Hirofumi Abe | 阿部寛文

“Der Kreis der Tage” Online gallery
www.abehirofumi.com/derkreisdertage/

Due to the coronavirus crisis, now we are closing the exhibition “Der Kreis der Tage”. Instead, now I open the online gallery. Please have a look and enjoy it. I hope you and your lover all are doing well. Stay safe, Cheers.

I've contributed my works to japanese magazine "MdN Designer's File 2020".

A visit to the exhibition "Der Kreis der Tage" is possible through an advance appointment via e-mail, text or telephone.
Please confirm the following information and feel free to come and see it.

I'm going to have my small exhibition in Berlin.
We will have a casual opening party on 7th March.
If you happen to be in Berlin, please come and say hi to me.

My exhibition in Jeju Island is extended until December 10th.
and Opening hours are changed for winter season. Please come and see my exhibition and have a special time with Labile's coffee and sweets. There are so many good foods and warm, kind people in Jeju.

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Hirofumi Abe Exhibition
“It is in the shadows”

- Dates
9 November 2019 – 10 December 2019
10am — 6pm

- Venue
labile coffee
34, Boseonggueok-ro 126 beon-gil Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, Republic of KOREA
www.instagram.com/labilecoffee/

Hello South Korea.
I'm happy to announce that I'm going to have my exhibition at Labile Coffee in Jeju Island in November.
I hope this exhibition will be a good first step in South Korea.

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Hirofumi Abe Exhibition
“It is in the shadows”

*Dates
9 November 2019 – 24 November 2019
10am — 7pm

*Venue
Labile coffee
34, Boseonggueok-ro 126 beon-gil Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, Republic of KOREA
www.instagram.com/labilecoffee/

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Hirofumi Abe
is a Japanese painter/graphic designer and lives and works in Berlin, Germany. He draws lines and faces its vestige of memories. He repeats it everyday.
www.instagram.com/abhrfm/

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“In the mansion called literature I would have the eaves deep and the walls dark, I would push back into the shadows the things that come forward too clearly, I would strip away the useless decoration. I do not ask that this be done everywhere, but perhaps we may be allowed at least one mansion where we can turn off the electric lights and see what it is like without them.”
— Junichiro Tanizaki “In Praise of Shadows”

Field Sketch Modified

27. July – 4. August 2019
Open only Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays
12pm – 6pm

KalkLaube
Mühlenkoppel Gerswalde
Near Großer Garten

https://www.facebook.com/events/2866232013403267/

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Two Japanese artists stay in Gerswalde for a week and create artworks that are inspired by the local scenery. This exibition is the materialized memory of their stay: They observe the nature and landscape and sketch lines, shapes, colory and invisible things. Beyond field sketching, the exhibition displays a certain view of the world.

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Hirofumi Abe (born 1989)
is a Japanese painter/graphic designer and lives and works in Berlin, Germany. He draws lines and faces its vestige of memories. He repeats it everyday.
www.abehirofumi.com

Takero Kano (born 1975)
is a contemporary Japanese painter and lives and works in Tokyo, Japan. He observes plants and nature and makes abstract paintings while exploring the sense of vitality.
www.sktec.org

MITSUAMI 三編

03. August – 18. August 2019
Open only Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays
12pm – 18pm

Löwen.haus
Dorfmitte 7, 17268 Gerswalde
www.loewen.haus

https://www.facebook.com/events/315667446054922/

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This is the group exhibition by three Japanese Artists.

Drawings by Hirofumi Abe
Paintings by Takero Kano
Ceramic arts by Terumi Ishigami

“MITSUAMI” means “three strand braid” in Japanese.
Three artists weave one story in Gerswalde.
三人の作家がひとつの物語を編む。

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Hirofumi Abe
is a Japanese painter/graphic designer and lives and works in Berlin, Germany. He draws lines and faces its vestige of memories. He repeats it everyday.
www.abehirofumi.com

Takero Kano
is a contemporary Japanese painter and lives and works in Tokyo, Japan. He observes plants and nature and makes abstract paintings while exploring the sense of vitality.
www.sktec.org

Terumi Ishigami
is a Japanese ceramic artist and lives and works in Sapporo, Japan. She makes ceramic artworks to abstract landscapes from her memories. She spends her days like weaving a story.
www.context-s.net

I've contributed my works to japanese magazine "MdN Designer's File 2019".

https://books.mdn.co.jp/books/3218303022/