Sunday Evening Japanese Female Illustration Print Giclee Figure Art Painting

Print (Edition 1/1) Limited to one piece (Artist's keepsake available) This digital illustration has been printed using giclee technology and matted in a white frame. There are no plans for future reprints or resales. [Title] "Sunday Evening" This piece depicts a scene from a woman's everyday life. [Year of Production] [Materials] Paper: German etching Frame: Aluminum frame (white) Surface: Acrylic board Mat color: Vanilla High-quality paper with a soft texture is used. Enjoy the texture of an analog work. [Size] Artwork size: 210mm x 148mm Mat and frame size: 302mm x 241mm Window size: 204mm x 142mm Frame thickness: 27.5mm [Print] Digital illustration printed and matted in a giclee frame The result is high-resolution and vivid. The mat is the backing paper placed between the frame and the artwork. Not only does this enhance the artwork's appearance, it also prevents friction with the protective sheet, improving its long-term preservation. [Options] - Hand-signed - A hanging cord is attached to the back for wall hanging. The artwork's easy-to-display size allows for a variety of display options, from wall hanging to leaning against a chair or shelf. Enjoy a variety of display methods to match your interior. *Please note that the actual color may differ depending on your monitor or display settings. [Artist Profile] ■Artist Statement Based on the theme of "recognizing love," I use women as my main motif to depict the moment of "recognition" and the process of that realization. Interested in the structure of the mind since childhood, and through psychoanalytic treatment and bereavement, I came to feel a sense of relief and love in the act of first "recognizing" the contradictions, conflicts, and ambiguities that exist both within myself and society. I focus not only on introspective awareness that observes the unconscious, but also on concepts that are often perceived as binary oppositions within others and society. ■ Biography 1993 Born in Sapporo, Hokkaido 2015 Graduated from Hokkaido Bunkyo University, Department of Occupational Therapy 2021 Transitioned from occupational therapist to illustrator. 2023 Started working as an artist ■ Major Exhibitions 2023 "A Hazy Love" (Gallery Inukai, Sapporo) 2024 "Black, Honor, and Monster" (shisha modern, Sapporo) 2025 "HOTLINE" (Gallery Inukai, Sapporo) Art Fair "Ku-kan ARTIST'S FES" (Kuukan, Sapporo)