Just as languages and characters evolve over time, I believe a work of art functions as a living language of its era. My vision is to create paintings that serve as a universal language, embodying the spirit of our time.
The interpretations of colors and shapes shift across generations; I embrace this fluid evolution, allowing new meanings to continuously build upon my work. It is never truly finished. Even if it is not immediately understood or accepted, it carries the essence of wabi-sabi—the profound Japanese concept of impermanence and imperfection. Through my art, I seek to give form to this formless, enduring language that flows through the ages.
About the artist
Just as languages and characters evolve over time, I believe a work of art functions as a living language of its era. My vision is to create paintings that serve as a universal language, embodying the spirit of our time.
The interpretations of colors and shapes shift across generations; I embrace this fluid evolution, allowing new meanings to continuously build upon my work. It is never truly finished. Even if it is not immediately understood or accepted, it carries the essence of wabi-sabi—the profound Japanese concept of impermanence and imperfection. Through my art, I seek to give form to this formless, enduring language that flows through the ages.
