The origin of my work is the memory of Hokkaido's nature.
The time I spent walking in the mountains, gazing at the sea, and being embraced by nature has become an irreplaceable memory that is alive in my work.
But now the Earth is in the midst of a major change.
Many lives are being lost due to climate change and human-centered activities.
The shock of seeing the thin polar bear is still deeply engraved in my heart.
However, I don't want to appeal loudly, but quietly ask questions through my work.
The beauty of nature, the pain of what is being lost, and the desire to live with hope.
Expressing them is also what it means to me to live on this planet.
We hope that this exhibition will inspire you to think about the future of nature, animals, and us humans.
・ Miyuki Takanashi's website isHere
