Commitment
2002
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
2002
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
Commitment is a 2002 by Keiko Nakamura, held at Victoria and Albert Museum.
Keiko Nakamura’s 2002 print Commitment is a modern take on Japanese art. It came from a workshop at Wimbledon School of Art where artists mixed old woodblock prints with digital tech. Eyecon, a digital print research group, published the series. Nakamura and 18 other artists explored how traditional and digital methods could work together. Their prints show new ways to blend old and new. Look up Eyecon.
Commitment by Keiko Nakamura, a 2002 print, exemplifies the fusion of traditional Japanese woodblock techniques with digital methods. The work consists of two color blocks—dark blue and light blue—within a series of nineteen digital prints produced during a workshop at Wimbledon School of Art. The project was facilitated by Eyecon, a digital print research unit established in 1999 to support artists working at the intersection of print and digital media.
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Keiko Nakamura made a single print we hold, Commitment from 2002. It shows flat shapes and sharp lines instead of soft brushstrokes or deep shading. The picture divides the page into clean areas of color and pattern, as…
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