08.09.2024 Sun
Seki-city
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Sumi Lines Dancing Freely
The Chinese character “river” is written with three strokes; it cannot be written with five or seven...
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The Lines that Form a Pair; a Firm Sense of Existence
“Eternal” and “Moment” A single line races through space filled with light. Both “Eternal” and “Mome...
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Brushes, Sumi, Inkstone
To one side of a table covered with washi paper in the split-level studio of Shinoda’s apartment is ...
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Fuji
Near Lake Yamanaka at the foot of Mt. Fuji, Toko Shinoda keeps a country cottage. Originally an old ...
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Tanboku: Living in Sumi
Thinned sumi readily penetrates washi paper, and forms emerge with the mingling of water and sumi. T...
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Gifu: Home of the Heart
When she is making sumi on her inkstone, Shinoda says, she recalls the limpid waters of a river in t...