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Activity Report 2024

I would like to express my deepest and most sincere gratitude to all those who have been involved in my activities.
I would also like to express my gratitude to all those who viewed my works in person at the exhibition.

【March 2024】
Exhibited at “Salon de l’art Japonais” held at Linda Farrell Galerie in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, France.

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Mr. Alain Bazar, General Supervisor, commented on the project.
”This delicate calligraphy skillfully expresses that love is eternal. It is sure to capture our innermost feelings.”

【March 2024】
Collection of the Museo Nacional de Zaragoza, Spain.

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In commemoration of the collection, a book of his works was created, and my work was also included in the collection. If you would like to purchase the book, please contact us.

The museum also has a collection of oriental art, which includes ukiyoe by Hiroshige Utagawa and the 36 Poets series by Harunobu Suzuki, as well as lacquerware and tea ceremony utensils.
This time, they wanted to collect contemporary Japanese works, and the collection was selected for the Sesshu International Art Association Exhibition, which was exhibited in December 2023.
At the art fair held in Osaka, we were honored to meet Mr. Alfonso Gonzalez, the Spanish national art appraiser who supervised the collection, and to hear his direct praise of the works in the collection, saying that they were “very beautiful. “

【May 2024】
Participated in the international exchange exhibition “OASIS” held at Abeno Harukas, Osaka (Osaka-Kansai Expo Supported Project)

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We received a comment from Alfonso Gonzalez, General Supervisor of the exhibition.
“The director and staff of the Museo Nacional de Zaragoza, Spain, were very pleased to see this work. It expresses not only traditional techniques, but also an artist’s touch. The contemporary artistic approach with traditional fabrics is fascinating, the philosophical elements are wonderful, and I look forward to seeing it pursued in the future.”

【June 2024】
Mini Solo Exhibition “Kaori” at Hayama Marina Gallery
Theme: The Possibility of Calligraphy to Love Beyond the Five Senses

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As you polish the ink, the “scent” begins to drift away little by little. It is my favorite moment.
The encounter with the perfume, which is a perfect marriage with the scent of the ink, inspired me to create this product.

【June 2024】
Article published in “République des Arts Numéro.2”, an art magazine with limited distribution in Paris, France.

The books were distributed not only to bookstores, kiosks, and other sales facilities in Paris, the capital of the arts, but also to the UNESCO headquarters and the art facilities of the French National Union of Museums.
Since the timing was right for people from all over the world to gather for the Olympic season, I believe that this was an opportunity for many people to see my work.
This magazine is not for sale in Japan, but if you are interested in purchasing a copy, please contact us here.

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Critique Summary
From Françoise Icard, recipient of the Order of Arts and Letters in 2021
”Saiko_truecolor belongs to a lineage of contemporary artists who set their own rules and incorporate diverse elements into their graphic works. Every grouping of letters is devised in a different way, demonstrating the artist’s high level of creativity and sense of layout.”

【October 2024】
Exhibited at “Meditation of Light ~Méditation Lumière” at the Madeleine Temple in Paris.

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The venue, the Royal Palace Room, was serene. Inspired by the stone wall that creates an atmosphere as if time has stopped since the Middle Ages, I expressed a mental image of introspection that transcends time and space. The stone wall that serves as a background was also created with the image of becoming a part of the work.
I had intended for the work to be displayed directly on the stone wall, but due to venue constraints, a wrinkled navy blue cloth became the background.

To those of you who have read this far.