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My Calligraphy Work collection
The Japan Fine Arts Exhibition
( Un-announcement. 1994 - 2000 )
Work size (length/side), A unit is indicated in inch.
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Nitten-2000 |
2000
The 32nd The Japan Fine Arts Exhibition
"Hakkoda mountain rises in the metaphysics-like ice cloud. There is
big gray inclination at the bottom of the cloud sea. A cold shadow like
a big river is removed to the snowfield, and it flows through the ground.
Is there sea at the end which it runs down? Do you make it a waterfall
from the precipice of the earth, and flow? Only, the field side of Tsugaru
of the view, the thing woods which it is broken with. Then, a flow like
the world creation. poem by Syousuke Kita."
95.3 / 24.0 ( inch )
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Nitten-1999 |
1999
The 31st The Japan Fine Arts Exhibition
"What kind of work is seized in the hand by the girl who tilts her
head like a cosmos? It is...the words which she talks to a picture hesitantly,
sorrow like a stone and all love, the things which she was friendly with
in the poor scenery, the bird which she wanted to fly through your sky
and your eager hope. Her hand is like a cosmos. poem by Mithuhiro Yamagata."
95.3 / 24.0 ( inch )
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Nitten-1998 |
1998
The 30th The Japan Fine Arts Exhibition
"My tomorrow arise from the whistle of the north wind and the whirling
flame,and then my future is raised. I recollect the meat lump of the closed
ice room and the heart which and was boiled with the rid broken. The days
since I was gone are the clear water vein where the light of the new day
is scattered and runs off from my palm. poem by Yashunari Uthumi."
95.3 / 24.0 ( inch )
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Nitten-1997 |
1997
The 29th The Japan Fine Arts Exhibition
"I will run for you as long as I live Even if you seem to be isolated,
I want to have only pride in challenging all the time and only for you.
I will fight and so will you. Your unrefined hands tremble and the joy
of life shines in your face. poem by Daisaku Ikeda."
95.3 / 24.0 ( inch )
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Nitten-1994 |
1994
The 26th The Japan Fine Arts Exhibition
"The Tsugaru Channel, the tide border, is like the disorder of the
flexible and strong Japanese harp thread and it is full of flood. The hull
of the Chess borrow was tempted by the bottom of the sea. The ship persons
who were Ship-wrecked there are the signs in which we can read the words
of the foreign country. poem by Emiko."
95.3 / 24.0 ( inch )
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