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Masa Hayami
Japan
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Artist highlights
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Spray Paint on Plexiglas
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 12.6x7.1in
About this artwork
What you see and what you don’t see.
Masa Hayami
Japan
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« See what you can't see. Listen to what you can't hear. Touch something you don't touch. There is because there is not. It will be abundant because it does not exist. »
Masa Hayami is a Japanese interdisciplinary artist and metaverse artist.
”Lines”,” flow and rhythms” are important for her. Her art is inspired by her origin, Emoji (emoji is originated in Japan), Japanese calligraphy, Asian philosophy and ZEN. Also based on her experiences and the thoughts that come from her experiences, she develops through experiments, to deepen and try to see it perspectively. She tries to see what rests beneath whatever seems to be happening on the surface of things.It's almost like training to face herself deeply. She believes the answer is always not outside, but within. And that is the way she lives as well.
How can Art be used to reconstruct human thinking and perspectives through artistic awareness, through ideas and thoughts from her roots, and through experimentation? Her artistic journey is a path to explore these questions.
”Lines”,” flow and rhythms” are important for her. Her art is inspired by her origin, Emoji (emoji is originated in Japan), Japanese calligraphy, Asian philosophy and ZEN. Also based on her experiences and the thoughts that come from her experiences, she develops through experiments, to deepen and try to see it perspectively. She tries to see what rests beneath whatever seems to be happening on the surface of things.It's almost like training to face herself deeply. She believes the answer is always not outside, but within. And that is the way she lives as well.
How can Art be used to reconstruct human thinking and perspectives through artistic awareness, through ideas and thoughts from her roots, and through experimentation? Her artistic journey is a path to explore these questions.
