Homare Ikeda
Artist for Tokyo Tribe
Born
in a small subtropical island of Yoron, near Okinawa, Japan. He moved
to the States in 1978 and went to a community college in Stockton, CA,
where he found his vocation as being an artist thanks to his great mentor
and teacher who dedicated his life in education. Later he earned B.F.A.
and M.F.A. from the University of Colorado at Boulder. His art explores
the process of life cycles in a microscopic view. His sensitive lines
and seeds like forms are his vehicles to journey into the mist of seas
where all forgotten memories are fermented. His playful approach to drawing
evokes innocent time and yet complex view of the universe. Currently he
teaches drawing at the Front Range Community College and painting at the
Metropolitan State College in Colorado.
Homare's
artwork
Mamiko
Miura Ikeda
Graphic Designer
Born
in Tokyo, Japan. Her strong interest in Native American cultures brought
her to Boulder, Colorado in 1995. Mamiko worked for the Native American
Rights Fund as an intern, and later she earned Master of Liberal Studies
in American Indian Studies from the University of Denver. She enjoys writing
poetry.
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