<Yoko Ayukawa>

This time I focused on life and made a painting of it.
I tried to depict the traces that people leave on all the walls in the human world as they collide with each other and the energy that erupts from them.
Although the world feels dark and suffocated due to the coronavirus, I hope that everyone around the world can shine by unleashing the innate power that is colored in many different colors.

<Masahito Hiranuma>

The reason I started drawing the FASHION series was because I was fascinated and moved by the small oil paintings of many great masters.
Many of their small pieces are sketches made before they begin larger works, but the energy of the direct brush strokes in them stimulates my sensibilities.

Rather than being satisfied with sex that is deliberately ideal, I want to directly and instinctively seek her and love her, touching her heart as her heart desires. Sex where we seek and give to each other as we want is more interesting.

This is how I paint.
I am fascinated by its charm.
Draw what you want.

After all, expressing one's inner self as it is is more fascinating and stimulates my sensibilities than dressing up the surface.
Fashion and rock are about dressing up the inside. Punk is at the cutting edge of that. There's an air of eros in it. I love that feeling.