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Kayoko Shimizu
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Kayoko often keeps a diary, not about the events of the day, but about her feelings of the day. Looking closely at the letters in the diary, they are sometimes strong, sometimes weak, sometimes blurred, sometimes ink bleeded, and slowly and nostalgically recalling the feelings of the day expressed in the lines and shapes. The theme of her work is to express such various feelings that arise in daily life with paint.
Title: Kayoko Shimizu
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Kayoko often keeps a diary, not about the events of the day, but about her feelings of the day.
Looking closely at the letters in the diary, they are sometimes strong, sometimes weak, sometimes blurred, sometimes ink bleeded, and slowly and nostalgically recalling the feelings of the day expressed in the lines and shapes.
The theme of her work is to express such various feelings that arise in daily life with paint.
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