Karin Mizuno, Bread and Butter
Oil on canvas, 25x25cm ready to hang
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Karin Mizuno is an artist whose practice bridges the traditions of still life with her Japanese heritage, exploring the quiet poetry of everyday objects. Living and working in Australia, she interweaves two cultural contexts; the aesthetics of Japanese simplicity and balance with the vitality of contemporary Australian life. Her paintings transform domestic objects into meditations on harmony, rhythm, and presence.
Working primarily in oil, Mizuno uses her brushwork to infuse ordinary forms with a palpable sense of history and vitality. Each composition is carefully arranged to highlight the dialogue between light and shadow, revealing how these elements can animate the inanimate. Bowls, vessels, and familiar household items become more than objects; they are repositories of memory and touch, conduits for cultural and personal identity.
Shipping:
Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the closing date of the exhibition, March 8th 2026.
This piece can be shipped for $35 anywhere within Australia, with an additional $5 added for each extra product purchased through our online store - select shipping option > SMALL ARTWORK AUSTRALIA WIDE FLAT RATE at the checkout.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
Karin Mizuno, Bread and Butter
Oil on canvas, 25x25cm ready to hang
Contact us about personal payment plans and Layby.
Karin Mizuno is an artist whose practice bridges the traditions of still life with her Japanese heritage, exploring the quiet poetry of everyday objects. Living and working in Australia, she interweaves two cultural contexts; the aesthetics of Japanese simplicity and balance with the vitality of contemporary Australian life. Her paintings transform domestic objects into meditations on harmony, rhythm, and presence.
Working primarily in oil, Mizuno uses her brushwork to infuse ordinary forms with a palpable sense of history and vitality. Each composition is carefully arranged to highlight the dialogue between light and shadow, revealing how these elements can animate the inanimate. Bowls, vessels, and familiar household items become more than objects; they are repositories of memory and touch, conduits for cultural and personal identity.
Shipping:
Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the closing date of the exhibition, March 8th 2026.
This piece can be shipped for $35 anywhere within Australia, with an additional $5 added for each extra product purchased through our online store - select shipping option > SMALL ARTWORK AUSTRALIA WIDE FLAT RATE at the checkout.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
