Landscape painting with driftwood (L saiz) Driftwood art, wall decoration, #18

"Fragments of the Earth" This work prays for peace with Asian countries. Since ancient times, evergreen forests have spread from southwestern China to the Kanto region of Japan. This is a ``Driftwood Landscape Painting'' using driftwood from the valuable and diverse evergreen forest of Yakushima, a World Natural Heritage Site, that has escaped overdevelopment. Driftwood from Yakushima is wood that continues to live for hundreds or even thousands of years until it reaches the ocean, rotting, falling over, being buried in sand, or being washed away by heavy rain, and then sinking to the ocean floor due to the effects of heavy rain. rain. teeth. The weight will carry you aboard the rough waves. teeth. Driftwood from trees that once formed ancient forests and harbored the breath of the forest has been used to express nature such as the sea, sky, deep mountains, and valleys. We used various clays for the mats, including Yakushima's red clay *Akahoya. This work was created using Yakushima materials such as driftwood. It is perfect not only as an interior accent but also for creating a relaxing space. This soothing work is recommended for people who are looking for a moment of peace in their busy daily lives. Through our works, we hope that you will be able to feel the beauty that emanates from driftwood, the mysterious breath of nature, and experience the two-dimensional and three-dimensional worlds. Nature has been recreated using the "soul of wood" carefully selected from approximately 30,000 parts. Driftwood is not painted. Buff with a brush for a glossy finish. Work size W49cm H91cm D10cm 5000g 176.3oz Materials used Driftwood Wood 21mm Modeling paste light, gel medium high solid *7,200 years ago, a pyroclastic flow from the Kikaijima caldera crossed the ocean at 100km/h, covering Yakushima, Kagoshima, and southern Kyushu, destroying Jomon culture.lture.