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「牡丹圖心に 花を」 (2024) Painting by Misaki Hanazuka
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花を目に映す それぞれの心 をその身に宿 し ただその様に 咲く どの時も愛しく感じます。
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Through ink painting, he tries to focus on the present moment and embody the truth.
The theme is the reconstruction of boundaries and possibilities.
He devoted himself to spreading the art of ink painting.
People tend to think of their body, including the skin, as their only part, and consider anything beyond that to be part of themselves.
Self and everything else. However, at the level of elementary particles, there is no separation between them, and it is precisely because we think of it as a "boundary" that a boundary is created.
Is the "artwork" before our eyes an entity separate from the artist himself or the viewer? Or is it something separate from the artist himself or the viewer?
When I paint a concrete image, I imagine myself becoming the subject itself. I let go of my own outline.
He paints abstract images and records how their boundaries melt away.
We are part of the larger nature.
There are no essential boundaries there.
Rethinking boundaries is about possibilities.
I just look at that.
- Nationality: JAPAN
- Date of birth : 1982
- Artistic domains: Represented by a Gallery,
- Groups: Artists presented by a gallery
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