Yoshida Korekiyo

She considers carving dense lines to be a symbol of his own expression. I think that carving with fine lines without gaps is a kind of practice or meditation in my style.

The concept of my work is to express and record how people's impressions and environments are linked to their bodies, and how...

She considers carving dense lines to be a symbol of his own expression. I think that carving with fine lines without gaps is a kind of practice or meditation in my style.

The concept of my work is to express and record how people's impressions and environments are linked to their bodies, and how they see the people who give them those impressions by carving and recording them with fine lines.

In the beginning, I was heavily influenced by the beautiful muscle fibers and blood vessels I saw in medical books, and the feeling that the slightly spiritual but changing state of the air when people are moved is like a bypass connection to each person.
From there, I became interested in the relationship between the human sensation of being moved and the approach to the body, and continue to explore it.