“The problem of feeling that January 10, 2025 is close and far away”

Year: 2025

Material/Technique: Acrylic, Others

Size: 100 × 30 cm

Edition: Unique

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“The problem of feeling that January 10, 2025 is close and far away”
“The problem of feeling that January 10, 2025 is close and far away”
“The problem of feeling that January 10, 2025 is close and far away”
“The problem of feeling that January 10, 2025 is close and far away”

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Year
2025
Material/Technique
Acrylic, Others
Size
100 × 30 cm
Edition
Unique
Signed
Included
Frame
Included
Work Certificate
Included
Distributor of artworks
Atsuya Nagata
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Tokyo
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About 2 Weeks
Category
Painting
Style
Abstract, Everyday, Japanese Painting / Japanese Style

Work Details

This is my diary from January 10, 2025.

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Atsuya Nagata

Painter | Calligraphic abstraction

I use my diary as the starting point for daily creation, expressing the shifts in emotions and thoughts it contains through abstract drawings made with a single, continuous line. Born in Tottori, he records daily events and thoughts in a diary, translating the emotions and subtle fluctuations of each day into a single, continuous line. Influenced by the philosophy of line in calligraphy, he does not treat the line as a symbol that conveys fixed meaning. Instead, it is something to be read and, at the same time, something to be felt. Derived from the discipline of calligraphy, the line exists as a trace - one that resists standards of right and wrong or conventional ideas of beauty. It embraces hesitation, uncertainty, and the rhythm of the body’s breath. In some works, he also presents excerpts from his diary alongside the drawings, installing written notes together with the lines to reveal the parallel presence of text and trace.

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