Miwa Komatsu Kishuku Ru

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Paintings
[Introduction to the contents]
The artist Miho Komatsu, who draws divine beasts such as guardian dogs and dragons, and sacred spirituality.
This book is the third collection of his works.
The Hakodate Museum of Art, Hokkaido (September 20 to November 30) holds exhibitions with the same title at the Sapporo Art Park Museum of Art (July 5 to August 31) and the illustrated book (September 20 to November 30).
He started his career with copperplate paintings, which captured his unique view of life and death with delicate lines. After experiencing New York, which was at the forefront of modern arts, he moved to large-scale paintings.
Since then, his works have been stored at museums in Japan and overseas, including the British Museum. In recent years, his activities have been expanded to include three dimensional works and public arts.
"Divine beasts are watching us pray, pray, pray, and pray.
While traveling around many countries, my spirituality has been driven many times and led to creation."
From the viewpoint of "spirituality", he tries to manifest and harmonize the power that exists in all things of nature, including the universe and the spiritual world.
In today's world where values are diversified and society is even more fluid, "Form of prayer" that he produces can be reinterpreted with more urgency.
(From He is portrayed as a mediator of the spiritual world. The concept of "grand harmony" was built through meditation and introspection, and is the basis of her work as a vision of balance and unity. Komatsu's unique approach has attracted attention from collectors and museums, and has a presence in modern art. (Source : Miho Komatsu's official website) 1984 Sakaki-machi cosmos