Rokke-dyeing is a dyeing technique in which the patterned portions of the fabric are dyed with wax to prevent dyeing, and the wax is washed off after dyeing, leaving white lines. In this work, the dots drawn with wax and stuck newspapers are left and utilized to emphasize the vivid colors of the dye...

Rokke-dyeing is a dyeing technique in which the patterned portions of the fabric are dyed with wax to prevent dyeing, and the wax is washed off after dyeing, leaving white lines. In this work, the dots drawn with wax and stuck newspapers are left and utilized to emphasize the vivid colors of the dye. Furthermore, the artist expresses changes in nature and the flow of time by mindlessly layering embroidery using silk threads and wool. Each stitch is filled with the artist's thoughts, quietly weaving a story of the beauty of the moment and emotions. Through these processes and materials, the artist expands his unique worldview where intention and coincidence merge. (The work is sandwiched between acrylic frames, but they do not cover the entire work.) Size including acrylic frame: 45 cm (width), 57 cm (height), 1 cm (thickness), weight 800 g