Nobody has seen before you. (N- #67)

Year: 2026

Material/Technique: Acrylic, Canvas

Size: 27.3 × 22 cm

Edition: Unique

Signed:Included

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Nobody has seen before you. (N- #67)

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Year
2026
Material/Technique
Acrylic, Canvas
Size
27.3 × 22 cm
Edition
Unique
Signed
Included
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Negotiations
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Not Included
Distributor of artworks
Hiroshi Kaki
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Category
Painting
Style
Abstract

Work Details

 The color of the sky you can see now changes moment by moment depending on the distance and angle between the Earth and the Sun. Furthermore, each of us has different eye sensitivity, so even if we are looking at the same sky in the same place, we may be seeing completely different colors. In other words, it is a color “nobody has seen before, and furthermore, no one will be able to see it in the future.”

 There are many differences in what we see there, what we think, and how we perceive it, and I think that freedom is what “the color of the sky” gave us, and I create my work.

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Nobody has seen before you. (N- #67)
Nobody has seen before you. (N- #67)
Nobody has seen before you. (N- #67)
Nobody has seen before you. (N- #67)
Nobody has seen before you. (N- #67)
Nobody has seen before you. (N- #67)

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Hiroshi Kaki
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Hiroshi Kaki

Abstract artist

I am Hiroshi Kaki, an abstract painter from Oita Prefecture. My work focuses on the feelings and thoughts we experience when confronting phenomena found in nature—cycles, irregular patterns, and unpredictable movements. I prioritize the process, completing pieces while engaging in dialogue with natural forces like the way sunlight falls or water flows. Through my work, I hope to deepen our connection with nature, savor the flow of all things, and bring joy to everyday life. I would be happy if my pieces not only offer daily healing and vitality but also help viewers notice the subtle wonders within their ordinary routines. Nothing in particular.

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Last updated date
10.09.2026
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