Born in Saitama Ken, Japan, in 1942. Lives and works in Paris area
since 1969. From 1966 to 1969, Harada was the pupil of a pioneer of
japanese abstract art, Takeo Yamaguchi, at the Musashino School of the Art,
Tôkyô. He left for Paris after having obtained its diploma, thanks to a
scholarship allowed by the French government. Harada builds his works by using
elementary forms and colors, according to the precepts of his master. He
sometimes integrates heteroclite materials on his canvases, as in his
"assemblages". Harada also conceives performances.
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Terre de Lune
1987, 45 x 45 cm.
Démarche discrète
1991, 146 x 114 cm
Mozart
2001, 195 x 130 cm.
Small sized canvases
2000-2001
Harada exhibition, Orly, may 2002
First Franco-Japanese Artistic Meeting, Baisieux, april 2003