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41. TOSHIFUMI KAWAHARA The works of Toshifumi Kawahara, though glib expressions of computer graphics, remain imbued with the silent mentality of still images. This is perhaps why his works are humorous in a way that can appeal to everyone but at the same time they project a sense of refined intellect. Ikko Tanaka |
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42. TSUNEHISA KIMURA In the era when constructivism and abstract expression appeared, popular graphic expression emerged simultaneously against their backdrop. By utilizing such contructivist and abstract expression, popular graphic expression simplified visual information in an attempt to deliver information all at once to the hordes. That popular form of visual information is incorporated intentionally into Kimura`s works. Hiroshi Kashiwagi |
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TAKUYA ONUKI
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44. KATSUHIKO HIBINO Katsuhiko Hibino is a monkey! Like monkeys, he too puts more value on intuition than on meaning; on the physical aspect rather than on the message; on the "ecstasy" of drawing rather than on the "agony" of creation. Makoto Murata |
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MATSUI
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Format: 182 x 133mm, 64 pp, all
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