Chihiro Mori

I have been familiar with calligraphy since childhood, and when I was 17, I was impressed by the beauty of the calligraphy lines of the late Aoyama Sugiame (who received the Order of Culture), and studied calligraphy at university. After graduation, he worked for 7 years at a private high school in Tokyo and Saitama Prefectural High School (Japanese language and calligraphy).

Since 2000, he has been creating art for domestic and international hotels, model rooms, etc., and murals and logo designs for restaurants, etc. Up to now, he has been involved in about 700 cases. Currently a director of the Yomiuri Calligraphy Association and a director of the Kenshin Shodo Association

Main art works and collections

　Shisui, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Nara

　Sanctuary Court Biwako

　Haneda Airport Garden Villa Fontaine Grand Haneda Airport

　Hamamatsu Medical University Hospital

　Club Med Kiroro Peak Hotel Hall Art & Mural

　Royal Park Hotel The Haneda Transit Area Front

　and lobby art, guest room art

　KOBE ORIENTAL HOTEL

　ROYAL PARK HOTEL YOKOHAMA

　PLAZA HOTEL

　Hilton Odawara

　XIV Hakone Imperial Villa

　Kotani Ryu no Sato Doggies Island

　Aichi Medical and Dental University Hospital

　Cancer Research Center East Hospital

　Fairfield by Marriott Awaji Island

　NY NAOKI

Asahi Broadcasting's “Dramatic Before and After” Art After Renovation

　Osaka Imperial Hotel brochure illustration

　Ueno Fugetsudo Mizuyokan Goful Package title,

illustration

　Yamano Aiko Yamano Beauty Mate “Mido” brand title,

Motif painting

　Sapporo Beer Garden

　NY cow horn (mural)

　HILTON TOKYO BAY DYNASTY

　Nadaman (Sapporo)

　Restaurant Santori (Waikiki)

　Become a ninben

　Works published in the magazine “I'm Home”　　　

Will be involved in about 700 cases by 2025/1　　

STATEMENT

[Mori thousand: thousand = line]

Pursuing lines has been the theme of my life. The line I aim for throughout my life is “a line woven by unintentional coincidences.” I think this is something that exists in nature. For example, there is universal beauty in “lines woven by unintentional coincidences” of rain marks on concrete walls, and “lines created at the end of smudges” of cup marks with slightly spilled coffee left on coasters on hot summer days.

I continue to study calligraphy and create works that are in harmony by superimposing various lines with universal beauty from a different angle from calligraphy. Furthermore, I am creating each series of works in the hope that it will lead to a world where people respect and harmonize with each other's ways of life so that various lines overlap and harmonize in the work. I would be happy if you could take a look.