About Atsushigraph

Atsushigraph

Visual artist. Born in Iwate, Japan in 1993. lives and works in Japan.

< Borderless Visual Art >

A graphic that explores a freer expanse by eliminating the boundaries between digital and analog, real and virtual. Atsushigrah captures all kinds of materials, from analog hand-drawn drawings to digital media such as photographs or 3D models, and uses them as inspiration for paintings. What is being sought is a borderless visual art that links all materials and techniques. To follow such a process, three-dimensional collages are applied in 3D space, incorporating materials and techniques collected or tested in daily life into the graphic.


< A Record to Prevent Myself and Others from Suffering in Loneliness >

Particularly since 2020, the sense of impermanence regarding the environment in which people live has been repeatedly depicted. This element has been crucial for Atsushigraph, who was diagnosed with schizophrenia at the age of 17, as a process of learning not to suffer in loneliness. The sense of impermanence helps to escape from the suffering in relationships with others and encourages one to recall a broader perspective. At times, it also speaks of the miracle of encounters between oneself and others. Making these into visible images helps heal the emotional knots and transforms the subconscious. What underlies the works is the idea that they are a record of coexisting with the separations between people, which involve mutual rejection, while not forgetting the preciousness of being an ordinary person among ordinary people.


< The Origin of Atsushigraph >

The name Atsushigraph embodies the meaning of 'something drawn by Atsushi,' reflecting the intention to capture and leave behind one's interests and state of mind at any given time, in a manner unique to oneself, like handwriting. Currently, works are presented through this site, and giclée prints and other works are sold on TRiCERA ART .

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< Solo Exhibition >

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