Monthly Archives: November 2019

Below on November 2, I showed Stage 1 of this painting. Here is Stage 2 of it. As you see, the painting has a vast field of grass. The actual sight has many houses around the high-voltage towers — as … Continue reading →

I’ve hurried up with this. Now it’s done. And I meant it to be cranky and junkie — because it depicts Japan’s society following the Fukushima Daiichi meltdown which began in 2011. There seems to be no way out of … Continue reading →

Here is a development from Stage 1 showed below on October 29. The work continues. If you are interested in the meaning of “kal mosa,” just scroll down and read my explanation on October 29. “Kal Mosa”, Stage 2 Oil … Continue reading →

There’s a little hill in my neighborhood, where I can enjoy westward views from a small field of grass. Some of you might say, “Huh, that’s nothing special”, but such a hill is a rarity in overcrowded central Tokyo. I … Continue reading →