Unseen Japanese artist paints Iran + Photo

According to the visual correspondent of Fars News Agency, Jun Matsubara (Jun Matsubara), a prominent Japanese artist with the work “Imam Mosque of Isfahan” and with the theme of Iran in the “Exhibition of Iranian-Japanese Cultural Exchanges” organized by the Iranian Cultural Counsel in Japan, in In an interview with the Cultural Counselor, he said: “At the age of 62, I have been working in the field of painting for about 44 years and I have never traveled to Iran. Of course, I had heard very limited information about Imam Khomeini and the Islamic Revolution. They are sincere and I am very interested in getting to know Iran closely.

The prominent Japanese artist added: “Iran’s cultural advisor and the establishment of this exhibition made me experience a new look at Iran, and the creation of this work, considering that I have not traveled to this country before, required serious studies and studies I did.” I became very interested in tiling, architecture and historical Iranian-Islamic buildings that look like miniatures.

He also referred to the building and architecture of Isfahan Mosque, from which he created his painting with inspiration, and added: “This building has many differences and differences with Japanese buildings, and I hope I can paint other works from Iran in this field.”

John Matsubara, while thanking the cultural consultant for holding this exhibition, which plays an important role in the cultural exchanges between Iran and Japan, added: “I hope that these exchanges between the two great countries of Iran and Japan will develop day by day and witness numerous joint exhibitions.” Iranian and Japanese artists in two countries, which is extremely important. He hopes that more contacts will be established with Iran, especially Iranian artists, after the exhibition.

Painting exhibition “Cultural exchanges between Iran and Japan” for the first time with the presence and display of more than 36 works of art by 8 prominent Japanese artists, interested in Iran and display their works, including the creation of special works on tourism and cultural attractions entitled “Iran” was recently held by the Iranian Cultural Counselor in Japan.

In this cultural-artistic event, painters from the Gwenen Painting Associations and the Independence of Japan, which are among the most important artistic organizations in the country, invited and suggested a cultural consultation in addition to painting 8 paintings and beautiful works about Iran over several months. They also exhibited a number of their works, which were displayed in major Japanese events and exhibitions, including the National Museum, Art Gallery, etc., which were well received by Japanese enthusiasts.

Artists and works participating in the exhibition include John Matsubara (Imam Mosque of Isfahan), Shigenobo Moriyyama (copper jar and dish), Hideko Murata (Day of Destiny), Sohjima Takumi (Persepolis), Kidai Taguchi (Journey), Su Tsukamoto (Beyond From memory) were Shivichiro Tsukoda (Tehran) and Kazunuri Yamauchi (mental image of Persia with vases and tulips).

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