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Clouds in a Bottle (2007) Original Oil Painting by Takashi Yasuoka

24 x 31 x 0.1cm (unframed) / 20 x 25cm (actual image size)

$230

No one knows whether they are about to enter, or have just escaped. The sky lingers near the narrow mouth of the glass, suspended in a moment too quiet to name.
The bottle stands waiting. The clouds continue their journey.
Somewhere between them, a dream remains.

Oil on canvas sheet. The stated size is sheet size, the art size is 25.5x20.5cm.
This artwork is sold as a sheet only, but as shown in the sample image, it makes a beautiful display piece when framed.

This is my early work.. This piece took over three months to complete, involving multiple layers of translucent oil paint. While capturing delicate color nuances was difficult with analog film in the 2000s, recent digital photography technology has made more accurate representation possible.
Nevertheless, the actual colors are surprisingly subtle and change slightly depending on the lighting conditions.

Materials used:

Oil

Details:

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No one knows whether they are about to enter, or have just escaped. The sky lingers near the narrow mouth of the glass, suspended in a moment too quiet to name.
The bottle stands waiting. The clouds continue their journey.
Somewhere between them, a dream remains.

Oil on canvas sheet. The stated size is sheet size, the art size is 25.5x20.5cm.
This artwork is sold as a sheet only, but as shown in the sample image, it makes a beautiful display piece when framed.

This is my early work.. This piece took over three months to complete, involving multiple layers of translucent oil paint. While capturing delicate color nuances was difficult with analog film in the 2000s, recent digital photography technology has made more accurate representation possible.
Nevertheless, the actual colors are surprisingly subtle and change slightly depending on the lighting conditions.

Materials used:

Oil

Details:

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Takashi Yasuoka

Location Japan

About
I paint quiet, poetic moments—soft light, muted colors, and simple forms that hold a sense of stillness. My work is rooted in figurative painting, but informed by abstraction. Rather than... Read more

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