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Fumiko Kimura

The use of sumi (ink) has a long history dating from the Yang Sha period (3000-2200 BC) in China when pottery was decorated with black ink.
I am an incurable explorer with the question in mind "what if I try this..." My inspiration for the paintings in this series comes from an emotional response to the environment around me: how living matters are in harmony with each other, or a surprise discovery of violets shooting from a cracked concrete sidewalk. Inspired from nature, my paintings took on a direction and spirit of their own and I responded accordingly.


Link to "Microcosm I" by Fumiko Kimura  Link to "Microcosm II" by Fumiko Kimura  Link to "Microcosm III" by Fumiko Kimura  Link to "Mt. St. Helens" by Fumiko Kimura  Link to "Heavenly Play" by Fumiko Kimura  Link to "Coming Home" by Fumiko Kimura  Link to "Found in Tea Bag" by Fumiko Kimura  Link to "Spring Arrival" by Fumiko Kimura 

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