TOMOAKI MURAYAMA

Nature has no boundaries

I sees that “drawing a picture is an extension of observing animals and plants,” and draws up the motifs in detail with a single pen.

In two-dimensional and three-dimensional works, animals and plants that transcend all boundaries and live freely express the concept of “harmony with nature.”

In addition to drawing on a flat surface, his works are being developed in the “3-Draw Series,” which involves drawing in three-dimensional form, installations combining flat and three-dimensional objects, and mural production.

Born in Kyoto in 1989, lives in Kanagawa.

I grew up in a mountain village since I was a child, and after graduating from an agricultural college, I started farming while being interested in nature. After that, he graduated from Sozosha Design College and began working as a painter.

Under the theme of “harmony and fellowship,” in addition to accurately drawing groups of plants and animals with a black and white pen, they are also developing three-dimensional pen works “3-Draw Series” and installations that combine three-dimensional and flat surfaces.

Main activities include solo exhibitions at home and abroad, art festival exhibitions, and space decoration and product design in collaboration with companies.