Hashimoto Rokuhisa Web Solo Exhibition
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The main art materials I use for my works are Japan painting materials, but I also use acrylic and other materials, so it is not purely Japan painting.
However, even if I were to use only Japan-style painting materials, I would not call myself a Japan painter.
What is Japan painting? In modern times, I feel that its meaning is unclear.
 
I happen to pick up an art material called rock paint and paint what I like.
It is an Edo ukiyo-e and a tattoo,
It is a modern manga and anime.
In that sense, it is the same as ancient rock paint and modern acrylic, and I paint my works with an advanced approach while following tradition.
If I dare to say it, my work is retro-future.  
In this exhibition, I hope to express my trajectory up to this point.  
●Hashimoto Rokuhisa|Hashimoto of the Year  
I like to use Japan painting materials. He is also influenced by the concept of lines, which is rooted in the Rinpa school and Japan's tattoo culture, and is conscious of incorporating an advanced impression while following tradition. In other words, I am conscious of the retro future. He is also active as a carver himself.  
2006 / Solo Exhibition, Poison Radio Broadcasting Station Daiichi Broadcasting "I like it" / BABYLON / Osaka 2010 / Solo Exhibition / Bones and Skelets Are Green / Gallery Hane Rabbit / Kyoto 2014/Solo Exhibition・【This】如是我聞【六久な】/Y ukiakari/Shiga 2016 / Solo Exhibition, Yumemir Otokonoko / Vanilla Gallery / Tokyo 2018 / Solo Exhibition, Shinsaibashi Kitan / Gallery Paraiso / Osaka 2019/Solo Exhibition・OUTSIDE STANDARD/The Artcomplex Center of Tokyo/Tokyo 2020/Solo Exhibition/The Artcomplex Center of Tokyo/Tokyo 2021/Solo Exhibition/The Artcomplex Center of Tokyo/Tokyo/Tokyo He said that most of the department stores showed