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Ryo Kato – Wanderer between Worlds

Author(s) -

Irene Daum

Publication year - 2018

Publication title -

w/k - between science and art

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2628-1465

DOI - 10.55597/e2877

Subject(s) - painting , german , multiculturalism , visual arts , work (physics) , art , space (punctuation) , art history , aesthetics , sociology , history , philosophy , archaeology , engineering , linguistics , mechanical engineering , pedagogy

In his colourful paintings, the German-Japanese painter Ryo Kato addresses the destruction of nature by humans. His work draws on the cultural heritage of his Japanese origins as well as on the influences of his current place of work, the multicultural metropolis of Berlin. According to the artist, there are clear analogies between art and mathematics. His work reflects his long-standing dedication to numbers, abstract structures and the geometry of surfaces and space which are critical features of the board game Go.

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