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Sizes & prices
| Size | Artwork only | With framing | Framing + acrylic |
|---|---|---|---|
| 29.7×42 cm | — | USD 1094 | USD 1107 |
Product details
* The mounting and framing process is time-consuming and labor-intensive. Please allow 2–3 weeks for your order and thank you for your patience.
Description of the options:
1. Basic mounting: the work is mounted and framed directly using acid-free board. Finished size: 29.7 × 42 cm.
2. Artwork with a window mat. A cut-window acid-free mat is placed over the work, with acid-free backing board beneath. Finished size: approximately 39.7 × 52 cm.
Please choose: 1. An aluminum frame for basic framing 2. Add mat board + acrylic glazing
3. Float mounting: the work is adhered flat to a board, raised by 1 cm and surrounded by a 5 cm border. Finished size: approximately 39.7 × 52 cm. The artwork is permanently adhered; this process is irreversible.
Please choose: 1. An aluminum frame for float mounting 2. Whether the float-mounted work needs acrylic glazing or low-reflective glass
For examples of the options, please see: https://www.lightochan.com/artframe
Tomoko Nagai
Japan, 1982
Tomoko Nagai was born in Aichi Prefecture, Japan, in 1982 and graduated from the oil painting department of Aichi Prefectural University of Fine Arts and Music in 2006. Against backdrops of forests and rooms in the home, Nagai’s works dramatically depict various animals, children, colorful trees, and mushrooms. Each painting is filled with multiple subjects and has a distinctive sense of space, condensing the vitality of a fictional narrative world into intricately overlapping layers of imagery. As the artist uses an expressive approach akin to composing music, colorful materials and brushstrokes form a dreamlike rhythm. Standing before each painting, viewers can sense this melody. It evokes the feeling of being inside the painting as viewers’ own memories and experiences—childhood nostalgia, recollections, and dreams—connect with the worldview presented in each work.
Artwork dimensions: 297 x 420mm
Year: 2020. Materials: screen print, paper. Edition: ED.25 (print only; no other certificate) (no edition-number marking).
Artwork source: auction house
Paper & medium
Year: 2020. Medium: screen print on paper. Edition: 25. Print only, without additional certification; no edition number is marked.