Japanese Museum > Artist > Fine art

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.

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.

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.

Hiroshi Morimoto

http://aico.sharepoint.com/Pages/art.aspx
Wood block print. The art subject is life, time.
When he was 22 years old, received the Nihon Independent exhibition gold prize.
He started to paint by oil, had made his art by wood block paint in his 20-30’s.
Also his art work was ink painting, silk screen during his 40’s.

nana

giclee print on paper

Aira

http://airaism.com
Expressing the beauty which can be seen in the four seasons through the laws of nature.

Shikou Tsukazaki

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

Tomosuke Nakayama

http://tomosuke.net
Profound pursuit of light and shadow.

Masakazu Takahata

http://www.acechiro.com/Takahata.html
My works reach from classical to modern art.
Without the determination onto a specific method I create frescos, and works from small sizes to large sizes.
My works also include stainless steel, stone carving, photographs, gardens, graphic design and architecture.
masakazu-a-m@gaia.eonet.ne.jp

Michiko Suzuki

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

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Category: Fine art