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Fujio Akai
19 Sep-9 Oct 2007
Adam Gallery
London W1S 3NJ
Overview
New paintings by Japanese artist Fujio Akai. These luminous watercolours are awash with vibrant, acid-like colours that create their own sense of harmony. This is his first one-man show in London.
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