Japanese Museum > 2016

yukimushi (snöflinga)

http://starleafandflower.wix.com/yukimushi-snoflinga
It has been made by pressed leaf and collage.
I made the leaf with glitter.

Shin Fujiwara

http://fujiwara.p2.weblife.me/
Computer programing art work.
I describe my art as controlled mathematics and show a change on art.
It is not data transforming to make the shapes by equations.

Shikou Tsukazaki

http://shikou-tsukazaki.com/
Material for making art: needle
Scratch paintings.

ATSUHIRO KATO

http://www.pittura-kato.com
My art is inspired by Japanese traditional art such as a Ukiyoe art.
I describe my art as a fantasy world which doesn’t exist in reality, and I would like people to enjoy my art which I made as a Japanese person with the world.

Hisako Komiya

http://pianolessonberlin.com/
The specialist of piano lessons in Berlin.

Syunso Ishida

Contemporary calligraphy.
Mainichi syodou.

Koichi Nakada

www.koichinakada.red
I draw while following my impulses.
Not knowing whether the impulse comes from my soul or brain, I simply draw what is within myself.
I often draw with paint or crayons on newspaper rather than on a canvas.

Yasutaka Hayashi

http://hayashi12131.wix.com/hayashi-works
I draw courses of events which we forget and situations which are forgotten.

Yuko Kano

When one considers the human body as a part of nature, the word “conflating” may not be the most suited one, but this work expresses mysteries of life and visual fun by conflating the human body with nature.
Through heaping differences and difficulties of the human body and the many curves of the human soul, I am striving towards paintings which seem to be extracted from their surface and still have a quiet energy.

Y.Y

Title：”Yellow dream” (Acrylic gesso 33cm x 24cm)

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Year: 2016