eitoeiko is pleased to present the three artists group exhibition ‘Ever bright moonlight’ by Alex Ball, Megumi Takasugi and Shintaro Hidaka. 26 September - 31 October, 2009.

Grown up in late 20th century and living in the 21st century, the three artists have to express ‘contemporary’ in art. Seeking the thoughts about beauty and aesthetical point of view, they find nothing from today. Making the artworks, they choose old traditional techniques, oil painting, sculpture and etching.

Using the objects which lost the original contexts, Alex Ball (born in 1985, Northampton, UK) creates an unusually relationship between them. The association reveals no clearly meanings. Hear the symphony we can barely hear, the small voices from the objects tell us the fables or the allegories. It becomes our new myth of the century. Alex Ball lives and works in London. The time goes past that the capital of contemporary art is London, only the void of art remains on there, but the new real painter is reborn in the same country. It is the fate of the history.

Purity of art, it consists not by recent theory of art. It is hidden in history. Megumi Takasugi (born in 1976, Miyazaki) express what is human. The world is a mass of human. Megumi reconstructs a harmony between individual and the whole human family. Over seven years study in France, it makes her thought more meditative. The art is dead, Parisian critics say, though everything is art in France and even in everywhere. The important is to find the art with mind, don’t miss the eye of thought.

Shintaro Hidaka(born in 1984, Miyazaki) is a postgraduate of Tama Art University. The flood of imagination makes the world chaotic, though it controlled to exquisiteness.
Thousand stories told by characters in the distorted realistic world. Feel the genius of Shintaro Hidaka with the fine lines by etching.

The three young wolves exhibition starts from 26 September at eitoeiko, Tokyo. In Asia Top Gallery Hotel Art Fair, eitoeiko will show these artist’s works as a petit preview.