Kirico Ueda is a multidisciplinary artist, having completed a BA in Fashion Communication and Promotion at Central Saint Martins in 2019.
Fascinated by it’s magical and primitive power that goes beyond cultural identities, she often refers to motifs and stories from folktales, myths and theatres in her practice. Kirico deconstructs and reassembles motifs and stories from all times and places to create a narrative, using mediums spanning from photography, puppetry, sculpture to printmaking. Her works have been shown in her solo exhibition ‘Participation Mystique’ in Tokyo in 2020, and several group exhibitions in London, Tokyo and Kyoto. Kirico currently lives and works in London.
Kirico Ueda
Kirico Ueda is a multidisciplinary artist, having completed a BA in Fashion Communication and Promotion at Central Saint Martins in 2019.
Fascinated by it’s magical and primitive power that goes beyond cultural identities, she often refers to motifs and stories from folktales, myths and theatres in her practice. Kirico deconstructs and reassembles motifs and stories from all times and places to create a narrative, using mediums spanning from photography, puppetry, sculpture to printmaking. Her works have been shown in her solo exhibition ‘Participation Mystique’ in Tokyo in 2020, and several group exhibitions in London, Tokyo and Kyoto. Kirico currently lives and works in London.
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Kirico Ueda, Gnome Playing Mandolin
Regular price
£250.00
Cyanotype print on Watercolour Paper
2020
14.8 x 21 cm
Framed
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Kirico Ueda, Angel
Regular price
£250.00
Cyanotype print on Watercolour Paper
2020
14.8 x 21 cm
Framed
Inclusive of VAT, if exempt please contact info@sarabandefoundation.org
Kirico Ueda, Chess Set
Regular price
£2,465.00
2022
Glazed Earthenware, Wood
(Closed): 40.4 x 20.2 x 9.1 cm / (Opened): 40.4 x 40.4 x 4.6 cm / Chess pieces: 2.3 x 2.4 x 4.0 cm to 4.7 x 4.4 x 7.6 cm (Approx.)
First Edition of 3
This unique hand-painted chess set reflects Kirico’s concern with magical and primitive powers; moving beyond cultural boundaries and speaking to universal folklore in this functional object d’art.
Hand painted by Kirico Ueda
Chess Box Board: hand crafted by Ellen Svenningsen
Chess Pieces: hand built and sculpted by Kirico Ueda
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