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「きみどり色のあの方」/ ”Kimidori Iro no Ano Kata”

「きみどり色のあの方」/ ”Kimidori Iro no Ano Kata”

W 72.70cm x H 91.00cm x D 2.50cm

USD $1,994.41

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  • About this 「きみどり色のあの方」/ ”Kimidori Iro no Ano Kata”

    Detail

    Medium

    Painting (Acrylic painting)

    Edition

    Original Artwork

    Year

    2020

    Sign

    Artists' signature on the front of the canvas

    Frame

    Unframed

    Description

    ◆About the materials
    Acrylic on canvas


    About the work
    (When Mizuhodori paints, she starts without deciding on anything specific. I try to stop thinking and savor the sensation of the moment when I paint. After the painting is completed, I try to put what I feel from the painting in writing as an aspect of the work.)

    A being that is green, vibrant, and full of life.

    The work was created in the fall of 2020, a time when a number of dizzying changes occurred in Mizuhodori's life from late 2019 to around 2020.
    In retrospect, all of the events were nothing but changes for the better, but in the midst of these changes, he was full of adjustment, both physically and mentally.

    Even in those times (or rather, precisely because of those times), I really enjoyed painting, and once I started painting, my cluttered mind became nothing, and I felt a sense of comfort and satisfaction.

    Anyway, bright yellow-green came to my mind, and with the urge to put it on canvas as much as I could, I started to paint, and this is the one that came out.
    I felt as if she was asking me to put her work on display at an exhibition.



    I was feeling a bit down because of the dizzying changes and the short daylight hours, but this painting, full of fresh plants and sun-like energy of spring and early summer, really saved my life.

    Often I unconsciously draw without knowing what I will end up with, and then I get power from the finished product. Everyone has their own filter, so there may be some differences, but I think people who see this painting will be energized by it.


    In fact, yellow-green was a color that I had not used much before this work.
    I realized later that as my life changed rapidly, the colors I used in my artwork also changed, and the colors I chose each moment, "Oh, I want to use this color," were often bright and colorful.


    ◆About the technique
    I wanted to draw freely using yellowish green.



    About the material
    About the material
    Acrylic on canvas



    About the work (background, feelings, the source of inspiration, what I was thinking at that time)

    They are lively yellow-green beings. They are full of vitality.
    They told me wanted to participate in an exhibition and came out on a big canvas.

    Before I drew this picture, there was a big change in my life and I had been tired.
    Even at such times, drawing was really fun, and once I started drawing, my messy thought disappeared, and I felt comfortable and satisfied.

    Anyway, a bright yellow-green color came to my mind, and this was the one who started drawing with the urge to put it on the canvas.

    Then, the beings came out on the canvas and I was really healed by them which are full of energy like fresh plants of spring or early summer and the sun.

    I just draw comfortably without thinking but, I often get energy from the finished work.



    About technique, points
    MIZUHODORI just wanted to draw freely using yellow-green.

  • About this artist

    Concept

    It depicts strange and cute creatures and beings.

    The artist himself does not know where they come from when they appear in his paintings (sometimes clay sculptures), but he has not been able to help drawing them since he was a child.

    If he had to put it in words, he would say that he draws them because he wants to bring the creatures in his mind out of his mind and move his body.

    Furthermore, from around 2020, I began to feel that I might be making those who exist in both physical and non-physical dimensions appear through a projector or filter that I call myself.

    When I paint, I try not to use my thoughts, but only to savor the moment of painting.
    It seems that drawing in this way is probably the lightest way for them to emerge.
    And above all, I think it is best for me not to think about anything, because my mind is so full and comfortable that it makes me smile.



    Another element that makes up who I am is "painting" and another element is "nature and the creatures of the earth.
    I love the nature of the earth, and I feel that I am able to maintain myself by feeling and becoming familiar with it through my five senses on a daily basis.

    For some reason, she has been strongly attracted to nature and its creatures since she was a child, and her desire to observe nature and contribute to the earth has led her to become involved in wildlife research.

    The creatures he has observed and the earth he has felt through his studies may be unconsciously reflected in his artwork and creative activities.



    I do not adhere to any particular method, but rather "enjoy the present moment. Live comfortably and happily, and you will be rich and prosper. I am in the middle of my life.
    Painting is one of the ways to do that, but it is essential to my life.

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