KAZUHIRO HORI Japanese, b. 1969

The female avatar is the protagonist of Japanese painter Kazuhiro Hori's canvases. Like other great artists exhibiting at DCG, not least Ray Caesar, the artist chooses to depict himself and his experiences through the young girl.
The profound meaning of this artistic choice lies once again in the essence of the feminine. This choice intends to rewrite the iconography of the feminine so that it escapes the reductive symbolic key of the muse and simple source of sentimental inspiration. But instead, it is a re-write reality and artistic sensibility that investigates the unconscious, linked to the true nature of the feminine as a profound, brave and authentic search for the inner self.
In Hori's 6 acrylic paintings, the element of sweetness recurs, materialised in the numerous shapes of candies and sugars that the artist recalls symbolising childhood. A childhood that changes flavour as it grows up, to the point that it now transmits its stickiness and bitterness.

We are proud to present that Dorothy Circus Gallery will be presenting a series of Artworks at the 2022 Mango Art Festival in collaboration with Joyman Gallery.

The Mango Art Festival is Asia's first and only art festival that combines art, design, and performance. The Festival's goal is to develop Thailand's creative economy and demonstrate to the rest of the world what the country can do. As a result, Thailand will become one of the most popular art and design tourism destinations. From 2022 through 2025, the Mango Art Festival will be held at River City. RiverCity is widely regarded as Thailand's art center and is conveniently located.

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