Pointillism becomes a form by overlapping each point. Its shape not only looks different for each viewer, but also changes the impression depending on the viewer's mood and emotions that day. Through pointillism, I have become aware of fixed perspectives and have created opportunities to see from diverse and fluctuating perspectives.
The "perspective" I would like to propose to you this time is "traditional knowledge and regional knowledge".
"Traditional and regional knowledge" refers to the knowledge, wisdom, and technology that have been passed down by the local people while responding to the nature and society of each region. For five years, I have been involved with people who are doing this research and those who are trying to leave it for future generations, and I have been able to see it from a different perspective. This solo exhibition collects works depicting traditional landscapes of Japan. Why not look at the scenery you usually see casually from a different perspective through "traditional knowledge and regional knowledge"?