Chiho Yonemushi

Previously, I encountered a snowstorm at a ski resort in Hokkaido, and that time I experienced whiteout.
One meter ahead is invisible, and all the things I can see are completely blank, make me feel I lost the sense of direction. I even don't know am I standing straight or not.
It seems I was been...

Previously, I encountered a snowstorm at a ski resort in Hokkaido, and that time I experienced whiteout.
One meter ahead is invisible, and all the things I can see are completely blank, make me feel I lost the sense of direction. I even don't know am I standing straight or not.
It seems I was been thrown into outer space.
I was really scared, but I'm fascinated by the endlessly large space since that moment.
Based on the feeling at that time, I try to create the work piece with the motif of my familiar landscape.
The horizon is not drawn in my work in stead of a large space on the scenes.
And I do not want to bias the picture, so I choose various colors and motifs to create.
The paints used are acrylic paints, Japanese paints, etc. T
and I support uses Japanese paper.