Instagram story viewer> @tchoban_foundation> Posts
Tchoban Foundation(@tchoban_foundation)'s profile avatar HD Profile

Tchoban Foundation

@tchoban_foundation

13K
followers
353
following
Explore the imaginative and captivating world of architectural drawing. #tchobanfoundation
Museum for Architectural Drawing
POSTS STORIES REELS TAGGED
Download All
The Tchoban Foundation is dedicating the first comprehensive exhibition outside Japan to the work of Nizo Yamamoto (1953–2023). In Japan his work has long enjoyed great recognition. Internationally, however, his name remains far less well known than the films he helped shape. Through his art direction for Castle in the Sky (1986), Grave of the Fireflies (1988), Princess Mononoke (1997), The Girl Who Leapt Through Time (2006) and many others, his imagery is familiar to audiences worldwide. The exhibition has been realised in close collaboration with Takao Yamamoto, the son of Nizo Yamamoto @nizo_yamamoto and with Kobe Shimbun kobeshinbun. With „Nizo Yamamoto – Master of Anime Scenography“, the Museum for Architectural Drawing continues its series of exhibitions on background art in Japanese animation: in 2016, „Anime Architecture“ showed the urban spaces of major science-fiction anime such as Patlabor (1989), Ghost in the Shell (1995) and Ghost in the Shell 2 – Innocence (2004); in 2022, „AKIRA – The Architecture of Neo Tokyo“ presented the original background art from the groundbreaking film AKIRA (1988) for the first time anywhere. Curated by Stefan Riekeles, Riekeles Gallery @riekelesgallery Design: Annika Paetsch @annikapaetsch With the generous support of Nippon Animation, TMS, Studio Ghibli, Shinchosha, Studio Chizu @studio_chizu, TOHO. Image: The Girl Who Leapt Through Time (2006), ©2006 TOKIKAKE Film Partners #nizoyamamoto #山本二三 #背景美術 #animebackground #backgroundart studioghibli castleinthesky graveofthefireflies princessmononoke thegirlwholeaptthroughtime tchobanfoundation berlinexhibition berlinart architecturaldrawing by @tchoban_foundation
1
25 days ago
Download
The materials used in analogue background painting in Japan remained largely unchanged from the 1970s onwards. The most important of these were Nicker Poster Colour paints, TMK Poster paper and Namura Taiseido brushes. Two main types of brushes can be distinguished: flat brushes for applying larger areas of colour, and round brushes for detail work and line work. In addition, specialised brushes such as karabake for blending and mizufude for moistening surfaces were used. Despite this standardised set of tools, each artist developed their own techniques for handling material, moisture and brushwork. Images: © Nadja Fedorova @mmxii #nizoyamamoto #anime #drawing #materials @riekelesgallery @yamamotonizo_art_museum @nizo_yamamoto by @tchoban_foundation
0
3 days ago
Download
**SERGEI TCHOBAN EN CASA CURUTCHET: DIBUJANDO A LE CORBUSIER** La Casa Curutchet de La Plata recibe *“Dibujando a Le Corbusier”*, una exposición del reconocido arquitecto y dibujante ruso-alemán Sergei Tchoban, que propone redescubrir el legado del maestro de la arquitectura moderna a través del dibujo. La muestra reúne una selección de obras realizadas por Tchoban durante sus visitas a edificios emblemáticos de Le Corbusier, como la Villa Savoye, la Cité Radieuse de Marsella, la Maison La Roche y la capilla de Ronchamp, entre otros. En un escenario único, la Casa Curutchet —única obra construida por Le Corbusier en Latinoamérica y Patrimonio Mundial de la UNESCO—, los dibujos establecen un diálogo entre distintas épocas, geografías y maneras de entender la arquitectura. La exposición cuenta con la curaduría de **Agustina Pascotto**, la colaboración de la **Tchoban Foundation y el Museum for Architectural Drawing de Berlín**, y el apoyo de la **Fondation Le Corbusier de París**. Durante la inauguración estuvieron presentes Sergei Tchoban y Brigitte Bouvier, directora de la Fondation Le Corbusier. 📍 Casa Curutchet | Av. 53 Nº 320, La Plata. 📅 Del 9 de octubre al 22 de noviembre de 2026. 🎟️ Visitas con reserva previa. Desde **Espacio&Confort** te acercamos esta muestra que celebra el dibujo como una herramienta esencial para pensar, interpretar y crear arquitectura. **Instituciones y protagonistas:** @caubacs @caubauno @fondationlecorbusier @casa.curutchet @agustinapascotto @gustavobarciaarqs @tchoban_foundation Tchoban Foundation · Museum for Architectural Drawing Curaduría: Agustina Pascotto \#SergeiTchoban #CasaCurutchet #LeCorbusier #DibujandoALeCorbusier #EspacioYConfort #Arquitectura #LaPlata #DibujoArquitectonico #PatrimonioMundial #ArquitecturaModerna by @tchoban_foundation
3
6 days ago
Download
We wish our founder and greatest supporter Sergei Tchoban the happiest of birthdays! For everyone in Argentina, we also have a special exhibition tip for you: There is currently an exhibition at the Casa Curutchet in La Plata (Buenos Aires), Argentina, showcasing drawings by Sergei Tchoban. In the exhibition titled “Dibujando a Le Corbusier” and curated by Agustina Pascotto, Tchoban discovers and explores Le Corbusier’s design philosophy through the practice of hand drawing. His drawings explore different geographies and moments in Le Corbusier’s career and are Tchoban’s own attempt of understand how ideas take shape, evolve over time, and how hand drawing continues to be, for an architect, a way of understanding the great legacy of Le Corbusier. “Dibujando a Le Corbusier” October 09, 2026 – November 22, 2026 at Casa Curutchet in La Plata (Buenos Aires), Argentina Sergei Tchoban Le Corbusier's Fondation Suisse in Paris, 2023 #birthday #tchoban #exhibition #lecorbusier @casa.curutchet @tchobansergei @fondationlecorbusier @augustinapascotto by @tchoban_foundation
0
7 days ago
Download
Last Friday was the opening night of our new exhibition “Nizo Yamamoto – Master of Anime Scenography”. A big thank you to everyone who took the time to be part of our opening celebrations! We would like to thank Takao Yamamoto and Kobe Shimbun for the great collaboration and Nippon Animation, TMS, Studio Ghibli, Shinchosha, Studio Chizu and TOHO for their generous support. It’s an amazing opportunity to exhibit Mr. Yamamoto’s drawings and we are truly honoured! Likewise, we want to thank Stefan Riekeles for curating this wonderful exhibition. For everyone who couldn't celebrate with us... don't worry, the exhibition will be open until January 10th, 2026! Images: © Nadja Fedorova @mmxii #new #exhibition #yamamoto #anime #drawing @riekelesgallery @yamamotonizo_art_museum @nizo_yamamoto by @tchoban_foundation
0
11 days ago
Download
We are so excited to announce that our new exhibition “Nizo Yamamoto – Master of Anime Scenography” is now open and ready for your visit. We hope to welcome you all soon! #new #exhibition #yamamoto #anime #drawing @riekelesgallery @yamamotonizo_art_museum@nizo_yamamoto by @tchoban_foundation
0
13 days ago
Download
Just a quick hello from us while we're installing a new exhibition for you! Only a few more days to go… See you soon! #museum #hello #break #architecture by @tchoban_foundation
0
18 days ago
Download
Nizo Yamamoto (1953–2023) was a Japanese art director and background artist widely regarded as one of the most influential creative minds in Japanese animation. Over the course of more than four decades, he created visual worlds that have left a lasting impression on the genre’s visual landscape. By nineteen, Yamamoto moved to Tokyo where he enrolled in a vocational school for animation. During his studies, he simultaneously worked in a background art studio. Later in his career, Yamamoto most famously worked on several Studio Ghibli films, including “Castle in the Sky” (1986), “Grave of the Fireflies” (1988), and “Princess Mononoke” (1997). A wide range of his drawings can be found in our upcoming exhibition “Nizo Yamamoto – Master of Anime Scenography”. Image: Nizo Yamamoto, 2021 #yamamoto #drawing #anime #art @riekelesgallery by @tchoban_foundation
0
21 days ago
Download
In the age of digital overload, it is even more important to find some peace and quiet in the real world. One way to find tranquillity is the retreat to tangible things. And for that, we have an idea for you: Tsumiki! As some of you might know, our past exhibition “Kengo Kuma – The Flow of Lines through the Lens of Erieta Attali” featured an installation in the shape of a wooden pyramid. The blocks used are called Tsumiki. It’s a playful invention made in cooperation between the architect Kengo Kuma and the musician and founder of the forest conservation organisation More Trees, Ryuichi Sakamoto. Sets of Tsumiki used in our installation are now available for purchase in our online shop or at the museum. You can find more information on our website at https://tchoban-foundation-shop.de/p/tsumiki-22-bausteine . @kkaa_official #tsumiki #wood #toy #kuma #architecture by @tchoban_foundation
1
a month ago
Download
It’s always a bit sad to say goodbye to an exhibition. But we made so many wonderful memories thanks to all those who made this exhibition possible and all those who visited! A big thank you to Kengo Kuma and Erieta Attali for the great opportunity to exhibit their works. Likewise, thanks to Sergei Tchoban for being our biggest supporter and advocate! We are now going back to remodelling and preparing our rooms for our upcoming exhibition “Nizo Yamamoto – Master of Anime Scenography”. The museum will be closed until October 3, 2026. Stay tuned to find out more soon… Images: © Nadja Fedorova @mmxii #kengokuma #erietaattali #exhibition #musem #end by @tchoban_foundation
2
a month ago
Download
For our last exhibition weekend, we chose this drawing for you. It shows one of Kuma ‘s more recent projects. It’s called Forestgate Daikanyama, located in Japan and built in 2003. The drawing depicts the iconic wood façade structure. This structure is what the building is renowned for today. Kengo Kuma Forestgate Daikanyama, 2023 © Kengo Kuma #kengokuma #architecture #japan #wood #bridge museum @kkaa_official by @tchoban_foundation
0
a month ago
Download
This week marks the last week of our exhibition “Kengo Kuma – The Flow of Lines through the Lens of Erieta Attali”. If you haven’t had the opportunity to visit yet, now is your last chance. We are looking forward to welcoming you all! image: © Nadja Fedorova @mmxii #kengokuma #last #week #exhibition by @tchoban_foundation
0
a month ago
Download
×

Download all media on this page

Photos Videos
back to up