ART that fits into your life [Feel the wind]
While traveling, a strong wind blew my hat away; it was the wind's doing, but the wind has no presence and no visible color.
The surrounding trees were swaying violently and making noise, but I couldn't see anything.
I wanted to try to depict the invisible presence of "wind," so I sat down to a piece of paper. The wind blew, the trees shook, and dust swirled.
I tried to express an invisible entity on a single piece of paper so that it would appear as if it were visible, and also used origami techniques to create a three-dimensional effect by adding bumps and grooves.
I hope you can feel the wind through the colors, shapes, and folds of the writing.

【profile】 Born in 1959

1980: Joined a store design company in Osaka and learned store design
1994: Joined CCC and worked as a designer in the TSUTAYA design department
2017: Became independent and works as a spatial designer, designing stores, exhibitions, and private homes.
Participated in a project to create value for condominiums, and held a book lounge and
Propose plans for SHARE LOUNGE and kids' lounges
The University Project proposed TSUTAYA Book & Cafe at Kansai University's Umeda Campus, Senri Campus, and Konan University Student Union Hall.
The special exhibition will feature a book lounge in the large study of Enryakuji Temple on Mount Hiei.
Welcome visitors.
After becoming independent, he began to paint professionally and traveled repeatedly in search of his own unique worldview.
A unique expression method that combines flat expression (2D) and three-dimensional expression (3D)
By folding the paper, shadows are created and the effect changes depending on the viewing angle.
I hope you enjoy watching the expressions change.
We would like to carefully consider the relationship between the space in which the object is placed, the object, and the person who uses it.