I draw kimono designs in Kyoto.
I want to preserve the culture, atmosphere, and emptiness of Japanese culture, so I express it through art.
I continue my work while switching between hand-drawn and digital forms of expression.
The beauty of Japan is engraved in 'Echizen washi,' which inherits 1,500 years of history.
The reason it is not framed is that you want to directly feel the texture of the fibers, the soft texture, and the texture that changes with light.
Additionally, a seal is placed in the lower right corner of the work.
The signature is not only the artist's mark, but also a testament to the feelings and responsibility put into the work.
We hope you will appreciate digital techniques, traditional materials, contemporary sensibilities, and Japanese culture.