The Beauties of Nature by 平野実穂 Miho Hirano. Japanese artist Miho Hirano is one of many modern artists that stunningly incorporates nature into art. A graduate of the Musashino Art University and a resident of Abiko, Chiba, Hirano creates ethereal oil paintings portraying women submerged with nature. Hirano’s dreamy oil paintings are inhabited by ephemeral … Continue reading The Beauties of Nature by 平野実穂 Miho Hirano
Akie Nakata turns rocks into amazing realistic miniatures. Instagram / blog. In Japan, the artist Akie Nakata is always looking for pebbles during his long walks. Smooth stones that she collects and collects for their shapes and which will then be meticulously transformed into fox, owl, cat, turtle or crocodile. His imagination is limitless … Continue reading Akie Nakata turns rocks into amazing realistic miniatures
Return to the Sea: Saltworks by Motoi Yamamoto Japanese artist Motoi Yamamoto constructs intricate labyrinths, entire mountains made of salt. Salt has always held special significance in the death rituals of Japan, and following the sudden death of his younger sister, Yamamoto channelled his grief into his maze-like installations. His works are largely improvised, … Continue reading Return to the Sea: Saltworks by Motoi Yamamoto
Sculptures of humans and skeletons by Yoshitoshi Kanemaki on Behance Japanese artist Yoshitoshi Kanemaki. This sculptor realizes disturbing life-size works, from tree trunks. Through his massive sculptures by their weight and size, Yoshitoshi tackles the questions of life and death and the notion of fleetingness, knowing full well that he will never really succeed in … Continue reading Sculptures of humans and skeletons by Yoshitoshi Kanemaki
Japanese ArtistCreates A Unique Visual Diary While Having Her Coffee More info: Instagram Appreciating the small things in life can make some of us really happy. This Japanese girl called Sawa, who is known by the name of la fée de fleur on Instagram, proves it by combining her passions – flowers, coffee, and … Continue reading Japanese Artist Creates A Unique Visual Diary While Having Her Coffee
Weaves An Immersive Labyrinth Of Keys By Chiharu Shiota As visitors to the 2015 venice art biennale enter the japan pavilion, a red immersive expanse infills the building’s ceiling and walls, intertwining entrants within a maze of vibrantly colored yarn. ‘the key in hand’ by japanese artist Chiharu Shiota comprises more than 50,000 keys … Continue reading Weaves An Immersive Labyrinth Of Keys By Chiharu Shiota
Dream-Like Women Portraits by Ikenaga Yasunari Ikenaga Yasunari is a 1965-born Japanese artist. His paintings depict beautiful women, whose expressions and postures suggest a dreamy atmosphere. Ikenaga’s paintings also showcase exquisite textile pattern designs. His subjects are always women of modern times, but at the same time, the Nihonga painting style reflects ancient Japanese traditions, … Continue reading Dream-Like Women Portraits by Ikenaga Yasunari
Portraits of Siamese Fighting Fish by Visarute Angkatavanich on 500px Bangkok-based photographer Visarute Angkatavanich captures exquisite, surreal and elegant fish photographs of the multi-colored specifies. The intimate images feature a variety of breeds from goldfish to Siames fighting fish in a set of dramatic shots. Filmed against white or black backgrounds, Angkatavanich’s close-up portrait capture … Continue reading Portraits of Siamese Fighting Fish by Visarute Angkatavanich
Surreal works By Yuchi Ikehata Fragment of Long Term Memory is a fascinating series by Japanese artist Yuchi Ikehata, who blends sculpture, photography, wire, ceramics and paper to create surreal images, such as incomplete memories of her own body. A magnificent work between illusion and reality! source
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