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Continue ShoppingWe have added 4 new artworks by Motoko Chicamatsu, Hiroko Matsutani and Yomogi Harada.
1. " necklace of bubbles " by Intaglio Motoko Chicamatsu
Year : 2015
Edition：monoprint
Image size : 65×65cm
Material : Velin Arches
Technique：etching,aquatint
Form : No Framed
Profile：Motoko Chicamatsu
I have been making the intaglio print with the theme of 'Light'. Inside me, 'Light' is transformed into various images, and now, 'to live my daily life day by day' itself has become 'Light'. In my works, motifs like cells, like plants, like stars are floating fluffily. I hope you will have a good time finding various scenes, songs or stories.
2. " Dream of navy blue " by Intaglio Motoko Chicamatsu
Year : 2017
Edition：monoprint
Image size : 35×35cm
Material : Velin Arches
Technique：etching,aquatint
Form : No Framed
Profile：Motoko Chicamatsu
I have been making the intaglio print with the theme of 'Light'. Inside me, 'Light' is transformed into various images, and now, 'to live my daily life day by day' itself has become 'Light'. In my works, motifs like cells, like plants, like stars are floating fluffily. I hope you will have a good time finding various scenes, songs or stories.
3. " fragment 19-03 " by Woodcut Hiroko Matsutani
Year : 2019
Edition：1/10
Size : 110×110mm
Material : oil ink, japanesepaper
Technique：Woodcut
Form : Framed
Profile：Hiroko Matsutani
1985 Born in Osaka, Japan.
2007 Graduated from Kyoto Saga University of Arts, Printmaking studio.
Lives and works in Osaka. I create mainly monochrome woodcut. I carve directly woodblocks, without drawing a rough sketch, and I work like wandering to get an encounter of unexpected inspiration and unconscious myself. I believe that I can reach somewhere else I don't even know.
4. " Frozen #72 " by Japanese painter Yomogi Harada
Year : 2020
Size : 160×120mm
Material : Silk, Suihi paints, Watercolor paints, Gofun
Form : Framed
Profile：Yomogi Harada
Born in 1995. I paint pictures with the theme- 'To paint a story without letters.'
When we imagine a story, it includes everything such as smell, sound, time, temperature, wind, season, air and so on. As for me, one painting tells me more than words on many pages, and makes me imagine infinitely. I mainly use painting materials of Japanese painting which have been used for ages, and I value the beauty of watercolors and attraction to its materials which are characteristic of Japanese painting.
