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APAK

More info on APAK’s limited edition prints in the Hungry Eyeball Shop.

Aaron Piland and Ayumi Kajikawa Piland are the fantastical magical duo known as APAK. They are a childlike husband and wife collaborative art group who live among the fury conifer giants in a little cottage on the outskirts of Portland, Oregon. They create artwork together as a way exploring the beauty, mystery, and magic of life as well as expressing their love for life and each other.

They are known in particular for creating rich and colorful gouache/acrylic paintings on wood featuring the utopian lives and adventures of curious little beings living in lush fantastic environments surrounded by friendly little animals, the landscapes are familiar yet surreal, hinting at a fantastic narrative while suggesting truths about the real world at the same time.

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  1. APAK’s Roots to Fruits Zine | Hungry Eyeball on October 17, 2009 at 5:01 am

    [...] Portland artist duo, APAK made a little limited edition zine “Roots to Fruits” for a group show “Story [...]

  2. Warmholes at Grass Hut in Portland, Ore, | Hungry Eyeball on October 17, 2009 at 5:12 am

    [...] 20 artists tackle time and space andArbito, Brent Wick, Jessie Rose Vala, Scott Patt, APAK, Ferris Plock, Kelly Tunstal, Martin Ontiveros, Bwana Spoons, Josh Herbolsheimer, Elizabeth Haidle, [...]

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