Hiroshi Yoshida Artworks for Sale

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- Impermanence - This place gives me the feeling of a "planet" formed over endless years. I used to have an image of rock as being very hard and solid, but now I realize that it can crumble under a reasonable amount of impact and load. The flow of water has the flexibility to change its shape in any way, but at the same time it flows through the land, chipping away at the rocks as a very hard aggregate. In this environment, we can recognize the fragility of human beings and understand that the planet is not absolute in the same way. By placing the rocks, which are in fine balance and stationary in the flow of water, I show that this is a momentary event or state of affairs that will not last forever. In other words, my work represents "impermanence.

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- Impermanence - This place gives me the feeling of a "planet" formed over endless years. I used to have an image of rock as being very hard and solid, but now I realize that it can crumble under a reasonable amount of impact and load. The flow of water has the flexibility to change its shape in any...

- Impermanence - This place gives me the feeling of a "planet" formed over endless years. I used to have an image of rock as being very hard and solid, but now I realize that it can crumble under a reasonable amount of impact and load. The flow of water has the flexibility to change its shape in any way, but at the same time it flows through the land, chipping away at the rocks as a very hard aggregate. In this environment, we can recognize the fragility of human beings and understand that the planet is not absolute in the same way. By placing the rocks, which are in fine balance and stationary in the flow of water, I show that this is a momentary event or state of affairs that will not last forever. In other words, my work represents "impermanence.

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Biography

Stone and water artist Hiroshi Yoshida Born in Tokyo, Japan, 1990 Lives and works in Tokyo LandArt / Design / Videograph / Photograph After working with the band "NOCTURNAL BLOODLUST" and composer "yoshida hiroshi", Yoshida refined his artistic sensibility. During his professional career, he develop...

Stone and water artist Hiroshi Yoshida Born in Tokyo, Japan, 1990 Lives and works in Tokyo LandArt / Design / Videograph / Photograph After working with the band "NOCTURNAL BLOODLUST" and composer "yoshida hiroshi", Yoshida refined his artistic sensibility. During his professional career, he developed focal dystonia and retired from performing. Completed Yoga Alliance RYT200 in order to learn how to handle body and mind. After working for a company involved in books and images, she became independent in 2021. Since 2010, he has been using rock balancing as a technique to create stone and water sculptures, which he captures in photographs and videos under the theme of "harmony with nature. As a creator, he is active in a wide range of activities, including video production for music videos and corporate websites, architectural and portrait photography, advertising poster and CD album design, and branding design. Nikon Certified Professional Photographer (NPS Member)

Solo Exhibitions

2021 「Balance Rocks」　at. Juhla Tokyo

2022 「呼応」　at. do-mo factory blan.co

2023 「森羅」（源通寺）

2023 「永 - tokoshie」（Nikon THE GALLERY 東京・大阪）

Hiroshi Yoshida

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