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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.

Shingo Ishida

http://nangokup53.wix.com/power
Watercolor, acrylic, pen, pencil

Yuko Sekiguchi

http://www.y-sekiguchi.com/
I describe my art about climate or interests using Sumi ink, crayon, water color.

Issho Sannomiya

http://www.sannomiya-issho.com
I am drawing gospel through the blessing of Jesus Christ. I am living my life as an artist through learning the bible as a Christian, meditation and living my faith in everyday life as one human.

Michiko Suzuki

My main theme for drawing is scenery.
I like to draw European brick buildings and to create a special atmosphere around them.

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.

Shoko Fujino

My main materials are „washi“, foil, glue, mineral pigments and Due to the complex textures the drawing materials are attractive.
Using these, I am aiming to create diverse works.

Fumiaki Asai

http://fumiaki-asai.jimdo.com
It is my style to hit my artworks with emotions directly.
I am particular about colours.

Hitoshi Asano

mineral colour・gold

Minami Fukasaka

http://www.fukasaka.net/
Colorful works. Detailed descriptions.
Depiction of the vast world within our minds.

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Category: Fine art