About me
Takanori Aiba
address: G&D 3-3-1 Shirokanedai, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan
postal code:108-0071
phone: +81-90-1929-1586
email: aibatakanori@gmail.com
web: http://www.tokyogoodidea.com
Short Bio
Born in 1953 in Yokohama, Japan. Studied Japane...
Takanori Aiba
address: G&D 3-3-1 Shirokanedai, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan
postal code:108-0071
phone: +81-90-1929-1586
email: aibatakanori@gmail.com
web: http://www.tokyogoodidea.com
Short Bio
Born in 1953 in Yokohama, Japan. Studied Japanese traditional textiles and dyed clothing in Tokyo Zokei University.
Built a first career as a freelance maze illustrator since 1978.
His maze works were serialized in "POPYE", Japanese fashion magazine for 10 years. Founded his own
company, "Graphics and Designing Inc.," in 1981. Expand a range of his career to a concept maker and art director for
architectural spaces.
Total production of "Shin Yokohama Chinese Noodle Museum", "Muse Du Petit Prince De Saint Exupery A Hakone",
"NINJA AKASAKA" were one of his major works.
Since, 2003, He put his mind to create three dimensional art works which combines his knowledge and experience of
both maze illustrator and architect. On September, 2010, He had a solo exhibition,
"Adventures of the Eyes" at Kakiden Gallery, Tokyo Japan with his works.
AWARD
2011-Hong Kong Design Award’ 11 ”Bonsai-B”
2005-Japan Display Design Association Award/ Display Design Award ”Doutonbori Shoutengai”
2002-Hong Kong Design Award’02 “NINJA AKASAKA”
1995-New York ADC Award ’95 ”Shinyokohama Chinese Noodle Museum”
1992-New York ADC Award International “Unix CI design”
SOLO EXHIBITION
2011-solo exhibition “Adventures of the Eyes”- Kakiden Gallery, Shinjuku, Tokyo
1980-solo exhibition “Maze Metamorphosize”-Sapporo, Kazazawa
1979-solo exhibition “Maze Metamorphosize”- AXIS Gallery, Roppongi,Tokyo
PUBLICATION
2010-Tokyo Good Idea Development Institute-Nikkei Publishing Inc.
1992-Takanori Aiba’s Maze World -Shin- Hyoron Publication
1992-Maze Metamorphosize <Series of World Masterpieace>, Shin-Hyoron Publication
Adventures of the Eyes-
*“Aiba’s eyes circle around, and sometimes intentionally wander between buildings in the space. His eyes are like those of a bird or like those of wind.
Aiba’s works make use of an aerial perspective, which like the diagram for a maze shows the whole from above (the macro view) while including minute details (the micro view). If you explore any small part of Aiba’s works, you find amazing stories and some unique characters.”
– Kazuko Todate, art critic
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Hope you remember me from Infinity Art Gallery- http://dulcineaartgallery.com/2013/04/10/spotlight-aiba-takanori/