Keiko Hara's art carries a certain
integrity that extends in many directions and holds many points of
reference. Given her considerable breadth and technical expertise,
the individual works reveal a remarkable fludity. Regardless of the
medium –wheather painting, sculpture, collage, printmakings, or her
original mixed media installations–the complex layering of her images
is often possessed with a startling beauty.
The complexity of Keiko Hara's visual world goes
beyond the mundane banalities of the spectacle into the very core
of life itself. Her art is about the tactility of things, their reference
to nature, and how we perceive, feel and understand the unvierse
that we inhabit.
- Excerpt form Robert C. Morgan
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