Birth of a Torii #16 · Yatai
36 × 24 in · acrylic on canvas · 2025
Birth of a Torii$800
Why this one: In Fukuoka at dusk, a torii comes to be among the yatai street stalls.
Framed and ready to hang · Signed on the front
Vivid acrylics laced with circuit-like lines. Every work is an original, and each purchase is completed on Artfinder.
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Rebecca J. White is a painter whose years as an electronics technician shaped the visual language of her work, and time spent living in Japan and Italy added to it. Her paintings bring together cultural symbols, buildings, and familiar landscapes to explore how tradition and technology shape the ways people connect.
Her Birth of a Torii series imagines where the torii began. The torii is the traditional Japanese gate that marks the way into a shrine or sacred space, and she sets it, as a gesture of reverence, in places you would not expect to find one. Cloud-maker takes the imagination itself as its subject: webs of line that look like electronic circuits suggest how ideas and impressions connect and change.
She studied oil painting as a graduate student at Tokyo University of the Arts (東京藝術大学院) in 2004–2005 under Koji Kinutani. Japan was home in Kyoto (2000–2004) and Nagasaki (2019–2022), and Italy in Gaeta (2005–2007) and Naples (2017–2019), and both countries still show up in her colors and subjects. Working in acrylic on canvas, she builds up color with razor blades and brushes, then lays fine geometric lines over it that read like circuitry.
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For the full portfolio, series, and exhibitions, visit paintingsbyrebeccajwhite.com.
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