Storytelling

June 21, 2024
[What can be seen from the art book] Killing and Dying

"Killing and Dying" is a collection of short comic strips that leave a strong impression with their realistic portrayal of emotions, as well as bitter smiles and bad aftertaste.
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June 13, 2024
[What can be seen from art books] Rinko Kawauchi - Art books

A sleek form and acrobatic flight.
A cute voice that sounded like it was talking to someone.
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June 05, 2024
"umimatou / mirocomachiko"

I think something extraordinary must have happened.
The dynamic expressions are recorded on paper, and their lingering effects are quietly stored in the box, like the aftermath of a festival.
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June 01, 2024
"London's Kitchen"

Taking a break in a corner of the warehouse feels strangely comfortable.
For some reason, the canned coffee, which I don't usually drink, tasted delicious, and business negotiations and general conversation flowed at a good pace.
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May 30, 2024
[What can be seen from the art book] Michael Kenna “JAPAN | A LOVE STORY”

Is there a scene like this in Japan?
Why is this surprising?
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May 26, 2024
[What can be seen from the art book] Mizumaru Anzai "ON THE TABLE"

There's a determined tension in what is otherwise an ordinary object.
Who would have thought that glue sticks and Halloween pumpkins could lead me to a state of calm and tranquility?
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Storytelling

[What can be seen from the art book] Killing and Dying

"Killing and Dying" is a collection of short comic strips that leave a strong impression with their realistic portrayal of emotions, as well as bitter smiles and bad aftertaste.

[What can be seen from art books] Rinko Kawauchi - Art books

A sleek form and acrobatic flight. A cute voice that sounded like it was talking to someone.

"umimatou / mirocomachiko"

I think something extraordinary must have happened. The dynamic expressions are recorded on paper, and their lingering effects are quietly stored in the box, like the aftermath of a festival.

"London's Kitchen"

Taking a break in a corner of the warehouse feels strangely comfortable. For some reason, the canned coffee, which I don't usually drink, tasted delicious, and business negotiations and general conversation flowed at a good pace.

[What can be seen from the art book] Michael Kenna “JAPAN | A LOVE STORY”

Is there a scene like this in Japan? Why is this surprising?

[What can be seen from the art book] Mizumaru Anzai "ON THE TABLE"

There's a determined tension in what is otherwise an ordinary object. Who would have thought that glue sticks and Halloween pumpkins could lead me to a state of calm and tranquility?

A sleek form and acrobatic flight.
A cute voice that sounded like it was talking to someone.

I think something extraordinary must have happened.
The dynamic expressions are recorded on paper, and their lingering effects are quietly stored in the box, like the aftermath of a festival.

Taking a break in a corner of the warehouse feels strangely comfortable.
For some reason, the canned coffee, which I don't usually drink, tasted delicious, and business negotiations and general conversation flowed at a good pace.

Is there a scene like this in Japan?
Why is this surprising?

There's a determined tension in what is otherwise an ordinary object.
Who would have thought that glue sticks and Halloween pumpkins could lead me to a state of calm and tranquility?