No Title
Year: 2005
Size: 20.8 × 25 cm
Edition: Unique
Signed:Not Set
About the Work
- Year
- 2005
- Size
- 20.8 × 25 cm
- Edition
- Unique
- Signed
- Not Set
- Credits
- © Takao Honda/Orecho Studio All Rights Reserved.
- Frame
- Not Included
- Work Certificate
- Not Set
- Category
- Drawing
- Style
- Abstract
Work Details
モレスキンに描いたドローイング作品。
下書きなくザーッと描いていくんですが、なんとなく動物のようにも見えます。
This is a drawing on moleskin.
I drew it quickly without drafting, but it looks like an animal.
Orecho=オレチョとは？
本多 孝男による複数の作品シリーズをシンボル化、融合することで誕生したキャラクター。
「オレチョ」は作家の自己を投影した表現者として作品に登場している。名前の由来は"己"を"超"えるより。
What is Orecho?
The character was born by symbolizing and fusing multiple series of artworks by Takao Honda.
"Orecho" is appeared in artworks as an expresser who projects himself.
The origin of the name comes from "I want always overcome myself". In Japanese mean Ore=myself, cho=overcome.
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Artist
contemporary artist
Orecho Honda is a contemporary artist who uses hologram materials to express the brilliance of everyday life.
Influenced by fashion, rock music, design, spiritual world, Buddhist thought, etc., they are interested in modern society where diverse perspectives are visualized, and are working on the theme of “the real world created from viewpoints.”
The work shining in rainbow colors, drawn with unique techniques, expresses the multifaceted nature of reality, believes that everyone can continue to change beyond their own boundaries, and questions the importance of consciously choosing a point of view.
The artist's name “Orecho” symbolizes the will to go beyond one's own boundaries and continue to take on challenges.
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