Category: Fine art

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Emiko Jitsuishi

http://www5.airnet.ne.jp/emiko/
I want to express the sensitive and beautiful world, created with light and shadow.
In my works no humans are visible but I always draw while keeping the inkling of a human in my mind. My main motifs are kimonos, dolls, laces, lamps, candles, baskets, ribes, etc.

Keiko Mochida


My works include oil and acryl paintings and colored wood cuts.
I work with abstract expressionism through geometric shapes.
I am pursuing a universal world which is infinite through simple forms and colors.
I am relieved when the ideal which people are chasing are surprisingly simple and do not change even if times does.

Shiomi Kurihara


Materials: Indian ink(Japanese Sumi ink)
I describe a realistic instance hidden inside the view of everyday life

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.

Y.Y


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

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.

Hiromi Yamamoto

Japanese style accessory.
I make Japanese style goods which everyone can enjoy no matter your age.
This is the ” Japanese bellflower “