A sense of peace. That’s always the concept when it comes to Riko Monma’s art. In her first solo exhibition, Slowscapes, Monma attempts to combine Japanese abstract concepts and ornamentation with her own experiences and emotions from growing up in New Zealand to create pieces that will install a sense of peace in the viewer.
Read our interview with the artist here.
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