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16. YUKIMASA OKUMURA What surprises me is finding the resuscitation of the intellect and sensibility which captures nature found in the many Japanese artists who are more unknown than Harunobu and Sotatsu in the expressions of the women and animals depicted by Yukimasa Okumura. Shinichi Nakazawa |
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17. BRUNO MUNARI Bruno Munari has been a designer for seventy years and continues to be active as an artist today. Not restricted by the strong bonds of tradition, he creates unique designs that suit today`s world- Marco Meneguzzo |
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18. KATSUMI ASABA Mr. Asaba is always into now, this very moment but I realized for the first time that his essence was the singlemindedness that pierces the roots of his style. Manji Nagakura |
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19. MAKOTO NAKAMURA Mr. Nakamura is a designer and an art director. Art direction has to do with both design and life. It cannot be achieved with one. Mr. Nakamura directs art with the gap between these two. Noriaki Yokosuka |
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20. MILTON GLASER What is important for creativity is not the results but the process. A work is only complete when enough moments or "nows" come together. What we experience in this book is Glaser`s "now" or the process of change in a moment. Tadanori Yokoo
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Format: 182 x 133mm, 64 pp, all
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