Hidaka Tetsuō

Hidaka Tetsuō, a Japanese artist born in 1914 and deceased in 1999, was a prominent figure in the post-war avant-garde movement in Japan. He was a key member of the Gutai Art Association, which was known for its experimental approach and emphasis on the process of creation. Hidaka's work often explored the boundaries between painting and performance, contributing significantly to the development of contemporary art in Japan. His participation in the Gutai exhibitions and his innovative use of materials and techniques left a lasting impact on the art world. Throughout his career, Hidaka remained committed to challenging traditional artistic conventions, thus influencing subsequent generations of artists.