Golden Moonlight 2025

Unknown artist

35 ⨯ 40 cm
ConditionExcellent
€ 850

Art Deco Kooymans Jr.

• About the artwork
  This artwork by Kouji Hosoi, titled "Golden Moonlight," is a serene tribute to nature that beautifully bridges the gap between ancient Japanese craftsmanship and a modern, minimalist aesthetic. Executed on authentic washi paper handmade in Kyoto, the piece reflects Hosoi’s mastery of the "art of omission," where every element is placed with deliberate, almost architectural precision.
  
  The composition centers on the Salamandra infraimmaculata semenovi, rendered with striking detail through its bold black and yellow patterns that contrast vividly against a shimmering, gold-textured background. To the left, a pale, ethereal moon hangs amidst soft, drifting clouds, while the right side of the frame is punctuated by a delicate, vertical flowering branch, grounding the creature in a quiet, dreamlike landscape. This work exemplifies Hosoi’s deep affection for flora and fauna, resulting in a refined and balanced dialogue that brings a sense of stillness and high-end character to any interior space.
• About the artist

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