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Gentrification is becoming title. a new thing in the world of art. From the architecture and exterior facades we see in various areas of popular cities, to the similar brand logos of high-end brands, to the way many artists are now producing the same money-grabbing art styles. So, in a sea of art forms with little unique style, it’s refreshing to see different art forms take the spotlight even for just a brief moment. For many, it means taking a trip to prominent art museums and looking at masterpieces by the great artists. For others, it means waiting for Banksy’s next installment that’s bound to shock and catch his viewers off-guard. For me, however, it means visiting Aya Kato’s gallery and seeing refreshing art pieces that takes the art style of old Japan and marries it into the present through digital means.
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Aya Kato is a Japanese artist born and raised in Japan title_link . Born on January 1982, she went on to study Visual Art Education and Graphic Design at the Aichi University of Education, a national university in Kariya. Her works have been featured in books and magazines published around the world, including the United States, Spain, France, Germany, Turkey, Russia, Taiwan, and Brazil. Based on her online profile, she has a long list of experience under her belt, both as an artist for her own artwork and for commercial purposes. As an artist, she’s had exhibitions from 2006 until 2012 around Europe, the United States, and Brazil.
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