Category: Artist

On this page, artists who live in Japan are displayed randomly.
The work photograph of the author, the artist’s name, the site address and the artist’s description are displayed.
When you click a work photograph or an artist’s name, the work image is displayed large (PC).
And we display the artists who live in the same area as the displayed artist.

Japanese Museum > Artist

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.

Mioko Suga

Abstract paintings
colour-surface-Expression.

Aya Inoue

http://aya-inoue.jimdo.com/
My works centre around concrete art and sometimes abstraction. Recently I found interest in abstract art and am currently dedicating myself to it.
I work with themes like world peace, human rights, problems of our society and the inner world of our minds.

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.

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.

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.