川村摩那 花房紗也香 2人展
2026/02/19 - 2026/03/22
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“アートコレクターの住まい”をコンセプトにしたnode hotel （ノードホテル / 所在地：京都市中京区四条西洞院上ル蟷螂山町461）の1階ギャラリースペースにて、2026年2月19日（木）〜2026年3月22日（日）の期間、川村摩那と花房紗也香による2人展を開催します。
川村摩那は早稲田大学で文学を学び、一般企業に就職し社会人生活を経た後、京都芸術大学大学院に入学。絵画表現を学び、以降は文学作品を手掛かりとして〝言葉〟をモチーフとした絵画を制作しています。昨年2025年には群馬青年ビエンナーレ2025にて大賞を受賞しました。
花房（旧姓:鈴木）紗也香は、VOCA展2013にて最優秀賞・VOCA賞を当時最年少で受賞。パステルカラーを用いた柔らかい色調と、建築的な室内空間のパースを生かした大胆な構図で、画面に独特のリズムを与えながら、軽やかで心地の良い作品を描き出します。ポーラ財団による支援を受け、フランス滞在研修を経験し、帰国後に岡山県奈義町に移住した後は、作家としての制作・作品発表活動に加えキュレーターとして展覧会を開催するなど、地域の芸術・文化に貢献しています。
今後、益々の活躍が期待される画家2名による作品展をご覧ください。
川村摩那は早稲田大学で文学を学び、一般企業に就職し社会人生活を経た後、京都芸術大学大学院に入学。絵画表現を学び、以降は文学作品を手掛かりとして〝言葉〟をモチーフとした絵画を制作しています。昨年2025年には群馬青年ビエンナーレ2025にて大賞を受賞しました。
花房（旧姓:鈴木）紗也香は、VOCA展2013にて最優秀賞・VOCA賞を当時最年少で受賞。パステルカラーを用いた柔らかい色調と、建築的な室内空間のパースを生かした大胆な構図で、画面に独特のリズムを与えながら、軽やかで心地の良い作品を描き出します。ポーラ財団による支援を受け、フランス滞在研修を経験し、帰国後に岡山県奈義町に移住した後は、作家としての制作・作品発表活動に加えキュレーターとして展覧会を開催するなど、地域の芸術・文化に貢献しています。
今後、益々の活躍が期待される画家2名による作品展をご覧ください。
At the first-floor gallery space of node hotel—a hotel conceived around the concept of “the home of an art collector” (461 Tōrōyama-chō, Shijō Nishinotōin-agaru, Nakagyō-ku, Kyoto)—a two-person exhibition by Mana Kawamura and Sayaka Hanafusa will be held from February 19 (Thu) to March 22 (Sun), 2026.
Mana Kawamura studied literature at Waseda University and, after working in the corporate sector, enrolled in the Graduate School of Kyoto University of the Arts, where she pursued painting. Drawing inspiration from literary works, she has continued to create paintings that take language and words as central motifs. In 2025, she was awarded the Grand Prize at the Gunma Young Artists Biennale 2025.
Sayaka Hanafusa (née Suzuki) received the VOCA Prize and the Grand Prize at VOCA 2013, becoming the youngest recipient in the exhibition’s history. Using soft pastel colors and bold compositions that emphasize architectural interior perspectives, her paintings create a distinctive rhythm and convey a sense of lightness and comfort. With support from the Pola Art Foundation, she undertook a residency in France. After returning to Japan, she relocated to Nagi, Okayama Prefecture, where she has contributed to the local arts and culture not only through her artistic practice and exhibitions, but also through her work as a curator.
We invite you to experience this exhibition featuring works by two painters whose future endeavors promise continued and growing distinction.
Mana Kawamura studied literature at Waseda University and, after working in the corporate sector, enrolled in the Graduate School of Kyoto University of the Arts, where she pursued painting. Drawing inspiration from literary works, she has continued to create paintings that take language and words as central motifs. In 2025, she was awarded the Grand Prize at the Gunma Young Artists Biennale 2025.
Sayaka Hanafusa (née Suzuki) received the VOCA Prize and the Grand Prize at VOCA 2013, becoming the youngest recipient in the exhibition’s history. Using soft pastel colors and bold compositions that emphasize architectural interior perspectives, her paintings create a distinctive rhythm and convey a sense of lightness and comfort. With support from the Pola Art Foundation, she undertook a residency in France. After returning to Japan, she relocated to Nagi, Okayama Prefecture, where she has contributed to the local arts and culture not only through her artistic practice and exhibitions, but also through her work as a curator.
We invite you to experience this exhibition featuring works by two painters whose future endeavors promise continued and growing distinction.
