Yuichi Sato

The theme is the majestic and diverse beauty of nature. The sea, mountains, rivers, and sky each have different expressions and colors, yet all are in harmony to express one magnificent cycle of nature. The expanse and serenity of the ocean, the austere presence of the mountains, the vitality of the river, and the infinite space of the sky express the multifaceted charm of nature and bring deep healing and inspiration to the viewer. They are a series of works that enrich the viewer's mind and heart, leaving behind the hustle and bustle of everyday life, and giving him or her a sense of tranquility and expansiveness.

Forests and parks are lush with life-giving trees and rich in color. They show changes from season to season, and depict rich expressions woven by light and shadow. The work expresses the breath of nature lurking in the silence, and the dynamism of the moment when the wind shakes the trees. They vividly reflect the healing and fleeting nature of nature and the beauty of life that lives within it.

It depicts a rich landscape woven by nature and human activity. The fields spread out over the land show the colors of the four seasons, expressing the harmony created by the quiet bounty of the earth and the hands of people hard at work on the farm. The gentle blue sky and evening light gently envelop the fields, and the seasonal changes remind us of the cycle of life. I try to create works that evoke the warmth of a life lived in harmony with nature, the smell of the soil, and the sound of the wind.

The concept is an inner exploration of the self that resists and fights. Sometimes we face an inner battle with ourselves, which can lead to exhaustion and despair, but I believe it is also possible to transform it into a life force full of bursting joy. This is an attempt to express such a work.

An abstract painting that explores the joy of color.

These works are inspired by Abstract Expressionism, Minimalism, and Color Field Painting.

These works are based on the natural world and take a variety of abstract and figurative forms.

Various motifs to stimulate the imagination.

Oboro is a Japanese word meaning a hazy or hazy state. In modern Japanese painting circles, there was an artistic movement to depict hazy landscapes. This series is influenced by these movements. The artist uses silicone resin to create an uneven bas

This is a print work of digital painting. Unlike normal printed matter, it uses a pigment inkjet printer with high storage stability and outputs it on carefully selected paper with good thickness and color.