ART: Agarwen - Mexican Samurai

Agarwen
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HAIKU Art Review:

Tattooed tough guys glare
Pale submissive nymphs shy glance
Watercolor dreams

   Mexican artist Agarwen is obsessed with Japanese culture, so he doesn't neatly fit into my Whitey Goes AZN segment.

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ART: Joanna Krótka aka Asiulus

Joanna Krótka aka Asiulus (WGA)
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Buy gallery quality giclée art prints from INPRNT.com

HAIKU Art Review:

Raw neon sketchbook
Geek girl's escape to Asia
Full of wildflowers

Joanna Krótka is an illustrator based in Poland. She's a geek with bad eyesight and weird sense of humor.

Whitey Goes AZN - YM's continuing series focusing on white artists influenced by Asia.

ART: Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze's Hong Kong

Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze - (WGA)
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Own RJL's photobook: 160 pages

VERTICAL HORIZON 

Haiku Art Review: RJL's Hong Kong by Yellowmenace

Push, stack, move, hustle
Steamy crowds of bright neon
Hong Kong will eat U

   Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze is a French photographer born in France in 1987. He grew up in Paris suburbs until he moved abroad in 2008. Originally dedicated to visual art, his interest in photography started to prevail after his arrival in Hong Kong.

Whitey Goes AZN - YM's continuing series focusing on white artists influenced by Asia.

ART: Sean Danconia - Secret AZN Man

Sean Danconia (WGA)
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High Quality Canvas Prints @ iCanvas.com

Game of Your Life

Haiku Art Review: Sean Danconia by Yellowmenace

Retro kung-fu funk
Reframing reality
Secret AZN man

O-Ren Ishii - Alt version @ iCanvas.com

   Sean Danconia has built a seductive visual universe by marrying cult-cinema & animation to a wild pop-art aesthetic. Born in Montreal, Canada, Danconia was named after another “Sean”-Connery—by his mother, an intrepid James Bond fan. This early “Bondian” bullet would fire itself throughout his life and creative pursuits.

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Whitey Goes AZN - YM's continuing series focusing on white artists influenced by Asia.

ARTIST: Andrew Archer - AZN Style

Andrew Archer
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Buy Andrew's prints @ Inprint

   Andrew Archer is a New Zealand born illustrator currently living in Melbourne, Australia. He's been working as an illustrator since 2007.

The Beach

I did eat crayons which quite possibly is where my off-beat colour palettes come from.

PK

I’m greatly inspired by...wood block prints, edo period art, cartoons, ideograms, characterization, travel and Asia.

The Reaper

This is part of my Whitey Goes AZN series. 

ART: Erik Jones - The Iris On

Erik Jones
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Erik Jones - Debut Solo Show @ Hashimoto Contemporary

July 5 - 26, 2014

804 Sutter Street, San Francisco, California 94109 | 

Contact Megan at hashimotocontemporary@gmail.com

415-655-9265 to buy art

Haiku Art Review: Erik Jones by Yellowmenace

Women wrapped in hue
Defined by geometry
Color dominates

Neon Genesis 

"..the forms are consuming the figure. Not in an aggressive or obtrusive way but more like wearing clothes that are alive. Clothes that revere you, they breathe with you.”

  - Erik Jones interviewed by Zach Tutor of SuperSonicArt

   I'm pretty sure Erik has been watching Kill la Kill in his spare time ;)

ART: Alain Delorme - Totem Series

Alain Delorme

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   Part of Yellowmenace's on going series Whitey Goes AZN

   Born in 1979, Alain Delorme  Lives and works in Paris. He graduated from the Gobelins, l'école de l'image, Paris & received a masters of photography at Paris VIII University.

   In 2010, Alain Delorme presented his “Totems” series, the result of a residency in Shanghai.

Haiku Art Review: Alain Delorme by Yellowmenace

Stack'em high Chinamen
Extreme effort to survive
Miraculous spirit

  In this blog I try to focus on Asian artists, but I will also examine white artists who comment on Asian society or use Asian imagery in their work.

  The artist himself, Alain Delorme posing as in his Totem series

   Describing himself as a “pixel surgeon”, Delorme uses digital photography and photomontage to play with digital imagery in the way a geneticist plays with genes.