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Momoca

http://momo-works.net/
My works are watercolor on wooden color prints.
The editions are limited to 10 pieces.
Once the “Horisusume” technique is completed, there cannot be a reprint.

Miki.S. Honjo

http://miikiho.wix.com/mikihonjo
The discovered nature close to myself are my motives.
From there I try to find the fundaments of nature and create my works while understanding them.

Yuji Miwa

http://www.facebook.com/yuji.washiart
Plant dyeing Japanese paper, wax

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.

K.Junko

My technique is a composition of mixed media and screen printing.

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

Megumi Kato

http://meguk1.wix.com/megumikato
Using the nature as my theme I draw the four seasons.

Yukiko Saito

http://www.ys-glass.com
Through using the techniques of stained glass, the metal lines which connect the glasses gain expressions.
My aim while creating is to give the glasses a presence.

Syunso Ishida

Contemporary calligraphy.
Mainichi syodou.

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.

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Category: Fine art