Rain, wind, snow, cloud, moon, water.
These words mean natural phenomena,
but are also an expression of Japanese Spirits.
Ancient Japanese people thought that natural phenomena
was a message from “another world”.
My works, printed on paper, are an expression of the relationship
between “another world” and ”this world”.
Sometimes, that relationship is a little humorous.
The print on paper is very fragile, and will fade out in the distant future.
These works will all go to “another world” someday.
I love things that are in this world only momentarily;
things that will be nothing in the distant future.
Because of that, I choose to make prints on paper.

TECHNIQUE
My works are printed on “Tosa washi”papers, which are a special product of
the Kochi prefecture in Japan.
My printing method is color lithography.
I draw the images using crayon and ink, and print about 12 colors in one work.