AZAYAKA

Concept

"Before I decided to take painting seriously, my mind was clouded with indecision and a lot of lost values about everything. I would look at the night sky after work every night in a daze, anxious about what I was doing and the future, but when I looked at the clear stars and the moon shining in the night sky, I noticed that my own mind gradually cleared up. I took the liberty of calling this dark yet bright, indescribable beauty of the night sky "brilliant".
There is a lot of information flying around in our world. As people become accustomed to living in human society, they tend to become distracted from the important information that makes up that world. We perceive visual and material information first, so the invisible information blends into our daily lives.
I make these invisible things vivid as visual art and express the beauty and grandeur of the invisible information in a medium between abstraction and figuration. I call my style ""AZAYAKA"" because my imaginative expressions can be shared with people all over the world."