Fuji Risako

A lumpy texture reminiscent of the Earth's “earth” is developed, and works are produced.
The subject motif is “nature.”
A work is created by combining natural scenery and objects that I have felt somewhere.
By drawing on nature, we question our way of being.


What to draw, what to project

When I first started drawing abstract paintings, the subject was “nature.”
The lumpy texture that appears on the screen and the expression that paint oozes
It evoked “memories of scenery” and “senses” within myself.
However, as production continued, expressions of nature gradually became human emotions,
It became linked to time and philosophical questions.
A blurry, lumpy surface with no shape.
They have different meanings for each work
I'm staying, and it shows traces of my own inner world from time to time.
At some point, drawing nature was supposed to depict people and thoughts.
This is common to all series.