Kuniko Maeda MSDC
Mixed Media
Kuniko Maeda is a London-based Japanese artist. She seeks to explore the connections between nature and ourselves, through the use of specific materials. She works with paper, often recycled, partly because of its many common uses, easy availability and its therefore unappreciated nature. Paper also has an adaptability and elasticity when set within a variety of configurations. By exploring the possibility of materials and their unique properties, she allows the materials to speak and embrace abstraction.
Education
BA Textile Designs , Chelsea College of Arts, UAL
MA Textile Desings, Chelsea College of Arts, UAL
MA Fine Arts, Middlesex University
Exhibitions
New Designers, One Year In, Business Design Centre , London, UK, July 2018
Group exhibition '1>2 Testing', Unit 3 Projects, London, UK, May 2018
Material Xperience, Rotterdam Ahoy, Rotterdam, Netherland, March 2018
Artrooms London, Meliá White House, London, UK, January 2018
Designjunction 2017, Cubitt Park, London, UK, September 2017
Tendence 2017, Messe Frankfurt, Germany, June 2017
Milano Design week 2017, Triennal di Milano, Italy, April 2017
Group exhibition 'Trace' Ply Gallery, London, UK, March 2017
Group exhibition 'Platform for Emerging Arts 13' Leyden Gallery, London, UK, February 2017
Affordable Art Fair, Hampstead, London, UK, June 2016
Group exhibition 'Xhibit 2016', UAL showroom , London, UK, April- July 2016
Group exhibition Creative debut , The black & white builing, London, UK, December 2015
Designjunction London , The college, London, UK, September 2015
Exhibition 'Made in Mexico', Fashion and Textile Museum, London, UK, Augst 2014
Première Vision, Paris, France, February 2014
Awards
Zealous Emerge Craft Prize, Finalist , May 2018
Lexus Design Award 2017 Panel Finalist, January 2017
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