The Boy of Tomorrow

Concept

I have been working to express the "something quiet" that lurks in the depths of various events and people's words. It continues.
In order to create more than words, the poet uses his own words to create images from the world's universe. I convey the image of my own mind to the clay, pile it up in the form of a clay sculpture, and brew it with ceramic techniques.
I myself grew up in an era in which traditional Japanese culture and post-war Western culture coexisted, and I believe that it is important for me to learn about human development and The filter through which I feel about things is probably rooted in a Japaneseized Buddhist culture and philosophy. I think. They are also an important element in the work as a reference or homage.
The work is not a story that follows the times or has a conclusion, but rather a narrative that is based on the ≒I can only imagine that there is a presence that can resonate with the "something quiet" lurking in the back of my mind.