“Creeping up something”. Works of covid-19’s precursor

Style: Acrylic

Country: Japan

Distributing: Pilloceed

Size:W227xH160mm (8 15/16 x 6 19/64 inch)

This work was painted around May 2019.

It is as if it was painted before the covid-19 and the unprecedented spread of the virus to the rest of the world.

It is a work of art that seems to have a prediction it.

It expresses a side of people who are defenseless, but also has a negative aspect

to it.

It can be read that the artist had a fear of something.

What do you feel from this work that depicts the deep feelings of the author, Sinzo?

Try to visit our place.

We are showing this art in United states.

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Country side MIHO museum with pottery city Shigaraki

MIHO art museum is located next great popular city of Kyoto. It’s in Shiga prefecture in mountain cave. It was made by one of religious group. However the museum is not showing only related religious art. The building is similar of Louvre museum France because the building architect is same I.M Pay. So these glass part is looks like Louvre. And there is long tunnel also , from there you can see cherry blossom at April. The museum is showing Egypt and Greece art and Ashian art as well. You can take all of art probably half of day. So this place is for relaxing and taking time slower. Accessing is not so good from Kansai airport (KIX) It takes 2hours more Via Kyoto by train and bus. Also this place is nearby Shigaraki city. This Shigaraki is one of the biggest pottery city. So you can buy Japanese pot and dish with affordable price. Shigaraki is famous about pottery of the raccoon. Long time ago , when Japanese emperor pass...

Sinzo exhibition finished in Osaka. Apprecited your visit

Next exhibition will take place at Pennsylvania even small. All American look forward to see. Coming soon. Let me know if you are interested in her art by e-mail. hisanori.f@pilloceed.jp Osaka pictures in F gallary. Her arts always besed on family. Great job.

Japanese art "Kakejiku" What is a hanging scroll?

In Japan, there is a place called "tokonoma" in old type Japanese houses. The tokonoma is a place where flowers and works of art are displayed, and was introduced into Japanese homes about 500 years ago. One of the works of art displayed in the alcove is the kakejiku, a made of paper and rolled into a scroll. Kakejiku are paper scrolls of art that are very tasteful. Many of the works are by Japanese artists, and Fukuzumi Gallery carries a large number of kakejiku scrolls. If you live in an American house without an alcove, you can install a hanging scroll in your staircase or bedroom. The key is to place it on a wall where children cannot reach it and people cannot touch it.

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