Hikaru Haneda ︎︎︎ 羽根田 光
{she/her/they/them} (b.1999)Los Angeles, CA, United States
Haneda was born in Tokyo, Japan. Due to the To-hoku earthquake, she moved to California, United States in 2011.
Haneda is a multi-media artist, mainly works with video, sound, sculpture and installation.
Her work explores an autobiographical memories using Japanese fiction literature relation to tragedy, trauma, and empathy. Often the structure of her sculpture or the subject presents itself as an empty shell, which the audience will witness of its becoming.
Education:
Bachelor in Fine Arts, 2017-2021 ArtCenter College of DesignExhibition:
2019 “Your Gaze Makes Me” - Kylin Gallery, Beverly Hills, CA
2019 “Bauhaus In Kolkata” - ArtCenter College of Design, Pasadena, CA
2018 “Open House” - The Main Museum, Los Angeles
Project:
2019 “Viva La Loma” - Henry Alvarez Memorial Park, Los Angeles, CA
Work Experience:
2019-2021 Fine Art Media Lab Technician - ArtCenter College of Design, Pasadena, CA2019-Current Studio Assitant - Jacki Apple, Culver City, CA
2016 Studio Assistant - Tadashi Shoji & Associates, Inc., Los Angeles
Teaching Experience:
2020 Undergraduate Student Instructor - ArtCenter College of Design, Pasadena, CA
2019 Sound Workshop Instructor - ArtCenter College of Design, Pasadena, CA
Curatorial Experience:
2019 “At The Night Watch” - ArtCenter College of Design, Pasadena, CAAward:
2017-2021 ArtCenter Scholarship2017-2021 Ryman Arts Scholarship 2017 Sol and Martha Sigall Scholarship