Bronze Sculpture for Sale
Painting : oil · 185 x 130 x 3 cm 72.8 x 51.2 x 1.2 inch · Ready to hang
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Shipped from: France
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Type
Painting : Unique artwork
Condition
Artwork sold in perfect condition, not framed, ready to hang
Authenticity
Sold with certificate of Authenticity from the artist
Invoice from the gallery
Signature
Hand-signed by artist
Dimensions ( cm • inch )
185 x 130 x 3 cm 72.8 x 51.2 x 1.2 inch Height x Width x Depth
Art gallery
Credentials
Vetted seller since 2014
Parallel Souls on a Night Line is a nocturnal and introspective work by Ryoko Watanabe, examining how individual lives unfold side by side within the quiet mechanics of the city after dark.
Part of the series Serenity Amidst Shadows : Geishas in the Monochromatic Urban Ensemble, the composition places a traditionally dressed geisha in vivid color against a grayscale subway environment at night.
Darkness acts as a filter, softening the city's intensity and revealing a more contemplative urban rhythm.
Around her, commuters rendered in black and white pass without interaction, absorbed in their own interior journeys.
Watanabe constructs a scene of shared space without shared experience.
The geisha's stillness establishes a counterpoint to the lateral flow of the crowd.
Her kimono introduces warmth and tactility into an otherwise functional landscape.
Urban signage and platform markers appear like silent notations, organizing movement without emotion.
The title suggests coexistence rather than connection—lives advancing in parallel without convergence.
Nighttime amplifies this condition, transforming proximity into solitude.
The work proposes that modern urban life produces closeness without communion.
The geisha does not seek attention; she embodies presence through composure.
Color here becomes a vessel for memory and cultural continuity.
Monochrome absorbs individuality, reinforcing the anonymity of the collective.
The temporal shift of night slows perception and deepens introspection.
The viewer's gaze drifts between the central figure and the passing crowd, never settling on a single narrative.
As a major member of the Japanese studio CrazyNoodles, founded by Hiro Ando, Watanabe brings a subtle psychological dimension to the Nippon Neo-Pop movement.
Her practice is distinguished by its attention to liminal moments and understated emotional states.
Parallel Souls on a Night Line demonstrates her ability to transform an ordinary urban scene into a meditation on shared isolation.
Through its restrained nocturnal atmosphere, symbolic clarity, and quiet tension, Parallel Souls on a Night Line stands as a work of lasting resonance.
A compelling acquisition for collectors of contemporary Japanese art and Neo-Pop, drawn to artworks that explore urban solitude, temporal stillness, and the silent depth of parallel human trajectories.
Ryoko Watanabe is a Japanese artist born in 1973 in Sapporo, Japan. He draws his inspiration from the cultural heritage of his region and from the power of Japanese stereotypes such as Sumotori, Geishas and Samourai Warriors. She exploits these subjects with talent and turns stereotypes to her advantage by exploiting their reputation in order to convey an artistic message. In the artist's work we can perceive a strong nostalgia and a desire to preserve the cultural heritage of Japan and its unique personages which are part of the country's history. In her paintings she depicts subjects such as the culture of her country with a unique technique that combines ancient Japanese elements with those of modern life in Japan. What is more striking than her choice of subjects such as the Sumotoris or the Samourais is where she places these subjects. Instead of placing them in traditional arenas or castles, they are placed on crowded streets, buses or in subway stations in an attemp to create a humorous contrast. Her technique consists in always putting her subjects on the foreground and in color, even if the background is left black and white. This way she draws attention to them and places them at the center of the viewer's attention. Since 2008, her work has been exhibited in numerous galleries all around the world.
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