bruno Sashi Uetake

Bruno was born near Mt. Fuji, and grew up in the Tokyo Area in Japan.  He started going to an atlier in Tokyo when he was four.  He started painting in his twenties when he moved to Chicago with his then-wife Emily from Washington, DC. where he had completed his MBA.  He needed to balance himself by painting rather than allowing to be consumed by Corporate America. During his days in Chicago, he would paint mostly non-Japanese subjects with vivid colors.  He now paints mostly Japanese male figures, which are a reflection of himself.  This current paintings use much fewer colors.

"One Summer Day in Hiroshima, 1945"  Acrylic and Indian Ink on Canvas, 43x60 (in),  109x152 (cm),  2008

Link to Paintings by bruno Sash Uetake, New York, New York

Female Figure Drawings by bruno Sashi Uetake

Paintings by bruno Sashi Uetake, Printer's Row, Chicago Days in 1990's

Male Figure Drawings by bruno Sashi Uetake

Other Drawings by bruno Sashi Uetake

Japanese Calligraphy:  Life lessons bruno learned from mistakes in his life

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