art works by XYZM
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Still Life with Cockscomb / 125 x 125 mm / etching on paper / 1998
COSMOS / 250 x 365 mm / etching on paper / 1999 / Ed.50
ROSE / 275 x 365 mm / etching on paper / 1999 / Ed.50
CAMELLIA / 365 x 570 mm / etching on paper / 1999 / Ed.50
ROSE / 365 x 570 mm / etching on paper / 1999 / Ed.50
PEONY / 570 x 365 mm / etching on paper / 1999 / Ed.50
A ROSE / 650 x 910 mm / screen print on paper / 2000 / Ed.20
PEONY 1 / 650 x 910 mm / screen print on paper / 2000 / Ed.20
PEONY 2 / 650 x 910 mm / screen print on paper / 2000 / Ed.20
TULIP 1 / 910 x 650 mm / screen print on paper / 2000 / Ed.20
TULIP 2 / 650 x 910 mm / screen print on paper / 2000 / Ed.20
A ROSE / 650 x 910 mm / screen print on paper / 2000 / Ed.16
PEONY 1 / 650 x 910 mm / screen print on paper / 2000 / Ed.20
PEONY 2 / 650 x 910 mm / screen print on paper / 2000 / Ed.20
TULIP 1 / 910 x 650 mm / screen print on paper / 2000 / Ed.20
TULIP 2 / 650 x 910 mm / screen print on paper / 2000 / Ed.20
LOVE SONG / 650 x 910 mm / screen print on paper / 2001 / Ed.10
MOTHER / 650 x 910 mm / screen print on paper / 2001 / Ed.8
MEMORY / 650 x 910 mm / screen print on paper / 2002 / Ed.20
LOST MEMORIES / 650 x 910 mm / screen print on paper / 2003 / Ed.18
FLOW / 650 x 910 mm / screen print on paper / 2003 / Ed.18
Filled / Japanese pigment on Japanese Paper / 333 X 242 mm / 2004
Dependence / Japanese pigment on Japanese Paper / 333 X 242 mm / 2004
Gentleness / Japanese pigment on Japanese Paper / 910X 652 mm / 2004
Nearness of you / Japanese pigment on Japanese Paper / 910X 652 mm / 2004
Restart in Japan
After returning to Japan from London, I couldn't adapt to the changes in the environment immediately, and I couldn't get a place for production or presentation, so I had a hard time for a while.
I wanted to continue my artist activities with the concept of the London era, but it didn't go as I expected and I was once frustrated.
After that, I became a university faculty member and was able to get a place for production and presentation, but this time there were restrictions due to invisible pressure, and my works I made in London was not appreciated, so I had to change the style of the work.
I realized that human beings are creatures that change depending on the environment.
Still, I didn't quit production. No matter what the restrictions or the environment, the work is my expression, and it expresses myself.
Anyway, I continued to produce and present works that would be acceptable and what I could do in the environment of the time.
When I look at it now, those works still represent myself at that time, and clearly express my thoughts and feelings.