Megumi Kato

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

Shiomi Kurihara

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

Shikou Tsukazaki

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

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.

Mami Ozaki

http://www.mami-ozaki.com
Acrylic paint

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

Kuniyasu Junko

pigment, dye, silver

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

SAERA

http://gekkousha.kagennotuki.com
I draw women who appear in history.
Paper cuts (Kiri-e) and Japanese style paintings (Nihon-ga).

Ayako Taguchi

I drew plants which move us and give us inner peace with the life as a theme.

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Category: Fine art