Welcome to the last supper
Sit down to the most lysergic dinner you've ever been invited to. Japanese master Keiichi Tanaami is your host.
By Colección SOLO
Keiichi Tanaami
The Last Supper (2015) by Keiichi TanaamiColección SOLO
Perception and chaos
The Last Supper is a painting that defies perception and immerses us in a chaotic and dreamlike world. Surround yourself with a group of diners that trigger your senses.
Father of japanese pop art
Created by Keiichi Tanaami, one of the fathers of Japanese pop art, in 2005 the composition presents a festive table reminiscent of the biblical last supper, but with a pop and psychedelic twist.
Restlessness and bewilderment
In front of you are distorted human figures and faces that reflect a range of emotions, from joy and amusement to anguish and fear. The characters, with their distorted features and exaggerated expressions, may make you uneasy and bewildered.
The human condition and culture
Keiichi Tanaami, born in Tokyo in 1936, is characterized by pop, psychedelic and surreal elements, seeking reflections on the human condition and its relationship with culture.
Father of japanese pop art
If you want to feel it more closely, the work can be visited at the Espacio SOLO museum (Madrid). It has previously been exhibited at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago or the National Museum of Modern Art, among others.
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