Soft Sculpture

As my part of multi-Media Artist, I have been creation series is called "Soft Sculpture"

Why "Soft"

Because, when I create a piece,I am using a cloth, paper, manila rope, branches and wood.

 

2023

My Egyptian Queen (front),  Thoth God (back)

Ancient Tower Lemuria

2022

Wooden Maria no.1, 2: Oil on Wooden Panel, Manila, Hand made-Dyed Cloth Rope

                                  Branch and Crystal Stone with Mixed Media   75 x 32 x 10 in.

Wooden Maria no.3 and 4: Oil on Wooden Panel, Manila, Cloth Rope with Mixed Media

                                       72 x 30 x 6 inches

2021

Miracle Tree no.1:  Old Christmas Tree, Manila Rope, Japanese Cloth with Mixed Media

                            81 x 45 circumference

2019

James Baldwin Cohen

2018

"Road to Heaven"

Shinny silver paper and manila rope,  48 x 60 x 6 in. ©2018, New York

2015

Yuma is standing with her creation of ancient costume

"Ancient Circle" Manila Rope and Rice plant,  14 x 15 x 1.5 in. ©2015 new York

Voice of Nature


Nature is so powerful.

I am using a nature materials such 

as manila rope, branches, dry flowers

and leaves.

They are so warm and beautiful.

2014

Yuma's Costume and Mask

Yuma's Biography

Atsuko Mu Yuma is a self-taught multi-media artist from Japan who has lived in New York for 53 years. In 2008, she became an American citizen.

Yuma earned her degree in design from Musashino Art College in Japan.

For decades, she has been painting with oil continuously and has often been told that she is "Married to Art"

Through her encounter with the eastern and western world, she created natural, spontaneous images and a unique vision of life.

Her work is simultaneously futuristic and primitive.

Yuma has exhibited in group shows and solo exhibitions throughout New York, China and Japan and completed a residency in Morocco.

Most of her creations are based on the harmonic waves of love, strength,

great universal power, mystery of life and death, ancient myth story and culture. Those elements are her impulse of creation.

 

 

Yuma's Statement

I am a Japanese multi-media artist living in New York City for 53 years. In 2008, I became an American citizen.

My work is an environmental warning, a call to us all to recognize the importance of earth and its elements.

My recent works are called "Crystal Vision and Love" and

"Drop of Water"

I had a most powerful dream which took me to an underwater crystal a castle, Since the dream,

I have been painting mysterious crystal and pure energy of water.

Through my creations, I remind people of the unity and beauty of the world. Many of my pieces are based in ancient Japanese rope culture, called Jomon. I have created many rope works influenced by that culture. The universe is a most amazing being with much to teach us. Those lessens inspire my creation. I will continue to create until the last day of my life.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Email: atsukoyuma@yahoo.com

Web: https://atsukoyuma.jimdo.com