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Hidekazu Sato

http://sato-hidekazu.com/
I create my works in the style of brush paintings with bamboo pens/brushes and ink.
While creating my works I wish that he people who see my works get happy.
Through my works I want to contribute to world peace.

Rando Konishi

http://rando-konishi.jimdo.com/
Art works with LED lights.

Reiko Inoue

Japanese style paintings (Nihon-ga)
Motives: people and cats.

Fuyumi Higashino

Expression with flowers as a theme.
My own way of seeing the world.

Kazuhiko Shinya

http://www.kazuhikoshinya.com/
My art is searching for the truth of who you are.

Yoshitomo Mukai

http://www.nihonbijutsu-club.com/tomo/
I express the concept of the primal God by drawing pictures similar to icons from the medieval Christianity period.
In my mind while drawing, is the thought that behind nature there is always something deeper.

Hatsumi Nose

http://www.hahome.sakura.ne.jp
My works are acryl and oil on canvas.
In our lives, we have to overcome powerful flows which one could call destiny and obstacles as big as mountains but we shine the brightest when we live our so called present to the fullest.

Toshio Watanabe

Without settling onto representational or abstract painting, I want to express my works which are composed out of numerous motives, with many colours and a free structure.
Oil painting・Watercolour・Woodcut・Pastel・Acrylic

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.

Masahiro Hayashi

I describe my artwork in abstract and feel my own world views and values include the satirical side of the world.
I am still seeking my art style.
I’m struggling to find my own style in the future.

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Category: Fine art