Scenery seen by something light blue

framed image glass picture frame

When the blue cloth for the awning was fluttering on the beach, light blue fragments were falling. I drew a scene seen from that fragment's point of view on a paper file with that fragment. If you only look at the fragments, it's just trash. But it was impressive that a light blue color, like a mixture of the colors of the sky, sea, and cloth, fell on the sandy beach. The current frame is a watercolor frame with glass. Reframing is also possible.
(The stone used for drawing is also attached to the picture. Since the ground is paper files, it is a work that makes it difficult to remove dust and dirt. (Framing is required for long-term exhibitions)

This is a landscape seen from the viewpoint of resin fragments. Fragments of it will also be attached to the work. Like drawing with chalk on a blackboard, I'm drawing on black sandpaper with fragments of it. The sky blue shards literally dust themselves, painting the world around me in my own colors and from my point of view. That point of view and that moment of the surroundings are unique. This shard is worthless. But that value standard is only for use. We too are part of nature, but we tend to forget that.

Exhibited at solo exhibition at Gallery Apa Main Room (Nagoya) in 2018

Draw with resin fragments on sandpaper: Capture a picture of the landscape from the viewpoint of the resin fragments.
Based on that photo, I will draw a landscape with that fragment on black sandpaper. Similar to writing with chalk on a blackboard, it is drawn using fragments that can be scraped off and black sandpaper lines can be drawn.

Depicted location: Toba City, Mie Prefecture/ Production Location: Atelier Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture

All things and things shape the present. In that moment, we never met again. Moments ahead of the present is the future, and everything in the present shapes the future ahead. No entity can spill out of it.

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