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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.

Maya Mekira

http://mayamekira718.wixsite.com/maya-mekira
Works portraying the ordinary life as a fantastical story.

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.

Masanori Maeda

mineral pigments, other material on shiromashi and canvas

Fumiaki Namizaki（NamiZ)

http://home.u02.itscom.net/kensyo/
“Limeart” was invented as a new art through the technique of embossing and polishing lime, Through a part of architectural design with “coexist with nature” as the theme.
Lime art was presented in 2004 for the first time.
The fresco and marble looking works had a profound texture, so that a new wind went through the art world.
I received many awards from the “Shinbiten” (Shinseibijyutsukai)
2006 prime minister prize, 2012 minister of culture and science prize.

Midori Yoshida

http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~arias/midori-yoshida/
Oil paintings. My theme are flowers.

Touko Furusawa

http://toko-art.net
My motives are the nature and living creatures.
My favorite words are “mystery“ and “cuteness”(kawaii).

Taiki Hori

http://www.taikihori.com/
wax, plant, mixedmedia

Yasutaka Hayashi

http://hayashi12131.wix.com/hayashi-works
I draw courses of events which we forget and situations which are forgotten.

Tomosuke Nakayama

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

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