As I wrote in the beginning of my blog, “When I was young,” before 2010, I was lost in the subject of drawing, pursued it, and created it.
Also, I could not become a painter and continued to create as a side job. Still, what kind of picture should I draw? What is the picture I drew going to be? What is it worth? Is it necessary to draw it? I had a lot of worries like a writer, and overcoming this was the biggest challenge.
From some time ago, in the casual lives around us, there are things that people and Japanese people want to keep in mind, things that they should not forget, and things that they want to cherish. I started to think that I would focus on that kind of point and express it (although not all of them). Based on the above ideas, I would like to introduce 33 works created from 1973 to 2009.
Description of works
Click on the work to see the author’s comment. You can enlarge the work by clicking the picture in it.
[No.1]
Father’s portrait (Article not for sale)
1973 (Not for sale)
28.4×23.6 inch F20
[No.2]
Late fall in a riverbed
1973
63.8×38.2 inch M100
[No.3]
Dusk of Ou mountains
1979
51.3×35.2 inch P60
[No.4]
Rocking chair
Around 1979
57.3×44.1 inch F80
[No.5]
girl
1981
28.4×20.7 inch P20
[No.6]
Displayed dolls
1981 (Sold out)
57.3×38.2 inch P80
[No.7]
It snows in a Ara town.
1982
57.3×44.1 inch F80
[No.8]
The way no one passed any more
1983
57.3×38.2 inch P80
[No.9]
The house where I say that an elderly couple also lives there now.