| Maiko KITAGAWA: Toka no Hana Saku |
| Editor's Note |
| Written by Mizuki TANAKA |
| Published: June 07 2011 |
|
Courtesy of the artist and GALERIE TAIMEI The pictures drawn with a dermatograph and a ballpoint are the world like the story of Wonderland. The animals that behave like a human being appear in the black world. Light is partially conceived in the screen even if a only black color is used. The picture shows a variegated expression. The feeling of massiveness produced by drawing a mount of lines is also amazing |
| Last Updated on June 07 2011 |
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