MORI SOUP

Works that evoke the atmosphere of a forest and organic flow. Forms lack clear outlines, with multiple elements existing as if melting. Just as plants, fungi, and the activities of the soil are interconnected and circulate, in this work, individual existences are not separated, but are depicted as a single flowing field. It is not a concrete landscape, but the state of life continuously connected that is fixed on the canvas. This ambiguous expanse quietly suggests a sense of the blurring boundary between humans and nature, and the flow of invisible time.