[Return from Paris] "Nature Art" Solo Exhibition Showcasing the Sculptural Beauty of Nature to be Held in Ginza

Last summer, a solo exhibition held in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris, expressed the essence of the Japanese spirit, themed "Japan Spirit," showcasing gratitude towards nature and the worship of all things as deities.

Works conveying the Japanese spirit and culture, such as "Shu Ha Ri," which represents the training process in tea ceremony and martial arts, and "Harai, Kiyome, Megumi, Sachi," inspired by Shinto prayers, received high praise.

This time, further evolved new works will also be presented. We will showcase numerous works overflowing with the beauty and energy of nature.

【What is Nature Art】

It is a new style of expression born from the spirit of coexistence with nature.

It captures the forms of plants as "molds" and fixes their vitality onto canvas.

Silhouettes emerge by spraying weeds and tree leaves.

The clean canvas, without any additions, overflows with the powerful and pure energy inherent in nature.

This time, part of the production process will also be introduced on panels.

【Comment from Asako Takizawa】

Nature art began with a heart that respects the beauty of nature.

Even while painting since my twenties, I always felt that nothing could surpass the beauty of nature. This led to the idea of directly capturing the beauty of nature in paintings, using wild flowers at my feet or branches and leaves destined to be pruned.

Within them resides a perfect sculptural beauty that transcends human intellect.

Please come and see the many works created in dialogue with nature at my atelier in Hokkaido, adjacent to the forest.