Summer at the Seaside 54.5×72.5cm by Chizuru Miyasako

The painting is composed of bold geometric shapes and vivid colors, creating an abstract depiction of a summer seaside scene.

Intense red, blue, yellow and green colours are used, each with its own space yet working together in harmony as a whole.

The red and yellow areas evoke the heat and passion of summer, while the blue and green parts seem to represent the sea and the cool plants and trees.

This work skillfully captures the lively and active atmosphere of a summer seaside setting, and its strong visual impact with simplified shapes and colors is sure to capture the viewer's attention.

Born in Kure, Hiroshima Prefecture in 1947

Received secondary and higher education at a Catholic girls' school

1970 Graduated from Hiroshima Prefectural Women's University, Faculty of Literature

He moved to Tokyo and began to teach himself painting while working for a publishing company and a fashion magazine company.

(By encountering Kiyoshi Yamashita's collages, he was able to free himself from the trauma of the academic creative instruction he received in university and develop his own unique style of expression that was not confined by preconceived ideas.)

1975 First solo exhibition at Shimizu Gallery in Ogikubo

1978: Published his first collection of art essays, "Sea, Objects, Anti-Function" ( Shinya Soshosha )

From the 1980s onwards: In addition to art and photography criticism, he has written many books on topics such as women's studies and family studies, which were popular at the time.

1988 Moved to Izu Kogen

In 1992, his illustrated book "Green Afternoon" ( Tokyo Shoseki, 1991 ) won the silver prize at the "Most Beautiful Books in the World" exhibition.

1996: Illustrated the cover of Fujin no Tomo magazine

2005 "Sea, Mountain, and Relaxed Art: Seizo Tajima, Koichi Tanigawa, and Chizuru Miyasako Exhibition" ( Nerima Art Museum )

"Summer Art Festival 2005 Forest Atelier: Koichi Tanigawa & Chizuru Miyasako Exhibition" (Aomori Contemporary Art Center)

2012 Chizuru Miyasako Exhibition "An Exciting Afternoon of Life" (Ikeda 20th Century Museum of Art)

2016 "Praise for Sunshine: Koichi Tanigawa and Chizuru Miyasako Exhibition" (Kanagawa Prefectural Museum of Modern Art, Hayama)

Died of abdominal lymphoma in 2008