TAKEDA Keiko

TAKEDA KEIKO TAKEDA

Kobe University Faculty of Developmental Sciences

(currently Faculty of International Human Sciences)

Graduated from the Art Representation Theory Course,

Department of Human Behavior Expression

To draw a landscape you have seen, to compose it with your own colors and shapes.

Drawing an unknown landscape, composing it with one's own colors and shapes.

By drawing an unknown landscape, that unknown landscape takes on a sense of nostalgia,

By drawing, the landscape you see is transformed into something different and unknown.

An organic (or inorganic) motif is triggered and born from there

A sense of incongruity, elation, silence, temperature, touch, etc.

Things that can be put into words, things that don't become words, and things between words before they become words

Various things are expressed by entrusting them to colors and shapes.

Face to face with the target

When I draw (replace it with my color or shape), and

It's called when I look back on it (it became my color and shape)

through two processes

The target is transformed into something with other concepts or meanings,

It condenses into its original meaning.

It's a process that comes true when I face the target through a screen,

For those who take a look

I would also like it to be an opportunity to spark a new cycle of senses.