WHY?

UK 1998

Sadamasa Motonaga

Artwork by Tomiyuki Sakuta

Emily Joy

“Beauty at Miyajima” (1891), Watanabe Nobukazu (1874 - 1944)

Tsuchiya Koitsu- Miyajima in Snow

Itsukushima has lots of temples, and is famous for the Itsukushima Shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site⛩ And you can easily find many deers roaming freely all around 🦌 If you visit there, why not pet them 🍽

Jeff Wall, A Sudden Gust of Wind (after Hokusai), 1993.

Source : digiulio  via wtxch

Moebius Strip II, 1964, M.C. Escher

Mitsutoshi Hanaga (Japanese, 1933-1999) - Event to Change the Image of Snow, 1970

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なごり雪

Image 4—a version of image 1 as you can see; I’m not sure which one came first—used to hang on the wall of the staircase in my aunt’s house. I passed it often, and I always looked at it. Sometimes it was just a sideways glance, other times I studied it more thoroughly. But I always had to look. To live among those creatures beneath the surface... Somehow that idea appealed to me. I can easily get lost staring at these illustrations, especially the fourth one, with its twilight haze and its misty floor, teeming with life and yet so quietly mysterious.