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Mt. Rokko／Hyogo
2026
Acrylic on canvas
30.0 × 90.0 cm
From Ashiya City in Hyogo Prefecture, where I was born and raised, Rokko Mountain was always a familiar presence that I saw as a matter of course. Its ridgeline is the most deeply ingrained landscape in my memory. The rounded silhouette depicted slightly to the right of the center of the work is Mount Kabutoyama. Although it is not a particularly large mountain, its distinctive, softly curved form has long been cherished by local people. Because I have seen this landscape every day since childhood, I feel that it is one of the origins of my artistic practice.
Acrylic on canvas
30.0 × 90.0 cm
From Ashiya City in Hyogo Prefecture, where I was born and raised, Rokko Mountain was always a familiar presence that I saw as a matter of course. Its ridgeline is the most deeply ingrained landscape in my memory. The rounded silhouette depicted slightly to the right of the center of the work is Mount Kabutoyama. Although it is not a particularly large mountain, its distinctive, softly curved form has long been cherished by local people. Because I have seen this landscape every day since childhood, I feel that it is one of the origins of my artistic practice.
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2026
Acrylic on canvas
30.0 × 90.0 cm
From Ashiya City in Hyogo Prefecture, where I was born and raised, Rokko Mountain was always a familiar presence that I saw as a matter of course. Its ridgeline is the most deeply ingrained landscape in my memory. The rounded silhouette depicted slightly to the right of the center of the work is Mount Kabutoyama. Although it is not a particularly large mountain, its distinctive, softly curved form has long been cherished by local people. Because I have seen this landscape every day since childhood, I feel that it is one of the origins of my artistic practice.
Acrylic on canvas
30.0 × 90.0 cm
From Ashiya City in Hyogo Prefecture, where I was born and raised, Rokko Mountain was always a familiar presence that I saw as a matter of course. Its ridgeline is the most deeply ingrained landscape in my memory. The rounded silhouette depicted slightly to the right of the center of the work is Mount Kabutoyama. Although it is not a particularly large mountain, its distinctive, softly curved form has long been cherished by local people. Because I have seen this landscape every day since childhood, I feel that it is one of the origins of my artistic practice.
