Fumi Nakamura was born in December 1984 in a small town called Shimizu outside of Shizuoka, Japan. Fumi grew up surrounded by beautiful mountains and the ocean and this environment has had a lasting effect on her work. She moved to the United States just before her 12th birthday with her mother and brother. Fumi spent her middle school to college years in beautiful Northern California where she graduated from San Jose State University with a BFA Pictorial Arts degree in the fall of 2007.
Fumi currently lives in the New York City area where she works as a freelance illustrator and designer in addition to being part of Takashi Murakami’s Kaikai Kiki production company. Her work has shown the world over as well as taking part in the prestigious Semi-Permanent design event in Australia (2005).
Current and Previous Works by Fumi Nakamura
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“The One of Us”
(2019)
$750
Available
Gouache, colored pencil and graphite on paper
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“Tomorrow Is Our Permanent Address”
(2012)
$2,500
Sold
Graphite and color pencil
Show:
- Our Hands Will Eventually Destroy Everything Beautiful (project)
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“The Relation Between Existence and Coexistence (2)”
(2012)
$1,300
Sold
Graphite and color pencil
Show:
- Our Hands Will Eventually Destroy Everything Beautiful (project)
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“The Sun Has Taken Your Warmth, The Moon Has Taken Your Shadow”
(2012)
$600
Sold
Graphite and color pencil
Show:
- Our Hands Will Eventually Destroy Everything Beautiful (project)
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“Cyan Dream Therapy”
(2012)
$600
Sold
Graphite and color pencil
Show:
- Our Hands Will Eventually Destroy Everything Beautiful (project)
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“Choice | Consequence”
(2012)
$550
Sold
Graphite and color pencil
Show:
- Our Hands Will Eventually Destroy Everything Beautiful (project)
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“Shapeshifter (wolves)”
(2008)
$750
Sold
Ink & watercolor on paper (framed)
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“We Find No Vestige of a Beginning, No Prospect of an End”
(2019)
$725
Sold
Gouache, colored pencil and graphite on paper
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“The Nature Speaks In Its Secret Language That Translates Into Shapes”
(2011)
$650
Sold
Graphite and Color Pencil on Vellum paper
Framed
Show:
- Picks Of The Harvest: Culver City Art Walk 2011
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“The Present is the Ever Moving Shadow That Divides Yesterday From Tomorrow”
(2019)
$600
Sold
Color pencils, graphite and gouache on paper
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“Tomorrw Is Our Permannent Address (III)”
(2020)
$700
Sold
Gouache, graphite and color pencil
Show:
- POW! WOW! Hawaii: The 7th Annual Exploring The New Contemporary Movement exhibition
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“The Process in Motion, The Progress in Decay”
(2012)
$1,000
Sold
Graphite and color pencil on bristol
Kirkland Warbler
Show:
- with Born Free USA
Co-curated by Amanda Erlanson
and Andrew Hosner
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“Like Wearing Your Heart On Your Sleeve”
(2016)
$475
Sold
Graphite and ink on paper
Show:
- LAX / ORD – curated show at Vertical Gallery (Chicago, IL)
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“Tomorrow Is Our Permanent Address (II)”
(2019)
Sold
Colored Pencil, Graphite and gouache on paper
Shows:
- Moniker 2019 – 12x12s
- Scope Miami Beach 2019
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“The Noise Must Become Music”
(2019)
$300
Sold
Gouache, colored pencil and graphite on paper
Professionally Framed(dimensions are of artwork only)
Show:
- Boooooooom x Thinkspace: ‘Seeing Red’ (Main Room)
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“The Ceremony”
(2020)
$250
Sold
Graphite, color pencil and gouache on Stonehenge Hotpress paper
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“The Modern World Devotes Vanishing Capacity of Wonder”
(2019)
$550
Sold
Color pencils, graphite and gouache on paper
Shows:
- Scope Miami Beach 2019
- LAX / ORD II – Curated by Thinkspace
