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Introducing The Painter

Introducing myself with 17 artworks chosen from whole my 20 painter years so far. I myself would like to look back on these and those days.

HVOYA (2007)

Commemorated first sold original piece in my art career. You'll never know how much I was over the moon when it's sold in 2008.


VALERIE (2008)

I used to experiment with oils in early years like this but have long been away from it these days. Wonder when I will resume it.



MABUINEECHAN SEDUCER (2009)

Prints available
FABIENNE7 (2010)

My art entered onto a new stage when I have painted this one. A very important piece.

Prints available
HORIZON (2011)

I've started pursuing spiritual themes with my art since when I made this one.  The blue background is beautiful.
BLUE PERIOD (2012)

First 5 years of my painter life was when I was living in Tokyo. Then I moved back to my hometown Miyagi in 2012.

FIRST SUNRISE (2013)

CAFE (2014)

To me, it seems acrylic goes with my art style most, maybe than in oils.

ECLECTICA (2017)

I still love the rare mixture and balance between oriental and occidental portraiture aesthetics this one has.

INNOCCENT HIP (2018)

Prints available

BIO FANTASY (2019)

YELLOW VENEZIA (2020)

I've started experimenting with the landscape motifs recently and have created more than 150 pieces of it so far.

LANDSCAPE AFTER RALF POPPCKE FOTOGRAFIE 2-2 (2024)

HANDS IN HIS POCKETS (A POET)
(2025)

Since last year part of my acrylic male portrait series are featuring the influence and inspiration from the work of Francis Bacon. Now I need to hone it into a real originality of my own. 

Original available

MONA LISA 48 MINUTES (2026)

A masterpiece from my 2026 catalog. I've finished painting this work in 48 minutes from a sheer blank paper without rough sketch.


STAG BEETLE-TYPE EXTRATERRESTRIAL (2026)

I'm much into painting for the extraterrestrial fantasy portrait series lately.


WAVES (2026)

Original available









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