#takumi
Here here now, don’t cry, you raised your hand for the assignment
Tuck those ribbons under your helmet, be a good soldier
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I have all of the takumi brainworms and I’m torn between writing them out and drawing some of them. I love this angry pineapple child so much
i finish reading nana today. my heart is kind broke. this story was so sad. i don’t hate characters except Takumi obviously. I didn’t like hachi either. But all the others i love them because they are not perfect. They all want to be perfect but it’s not possible. They can’t have what they want. The ending is rough and sad. It’s hard because if only nana’s were together the story will have happy ending.
Nana’s hitting Takumi.
Mix 3/3: ENDLESS SYNTH CARNIVAL
Third and final mix. This was also made for my pals housewarming party …this time with a synth-centric theme. Everything from synth pop, minimal, techno cayo, ambient(ish) etc. Mainly 80:s stuff.
TRACKLIST
01.TPO - Hoshimaru 音頭
(theme song for Expo ‘85, 1985)
02.COSMIC INVENTION - 愛 Love Come On
(from the “Cosmorama” LP, 1981)
03.大貫妙子 - Carnaval
(from the “Carnaval / 雨の夜明け” single, 1980)
04.河上幸恵 + HP25 - Do-ki ♥ Do-ki
(from the “Do-ki ♥ Do-ki / カオスの星屑” single, 1984)
05.榊原郁恵 - Robot
(from the “Robot” single, 1980)
06.百夜 - Fall
(from the “百夜独演音曲集三 空花” EP, 1986)
07.TAKUMI - Days of Romance
(from the “Meat the Beat” LP, 1983)
08.MODEL-T - When I Spend My Time With You
(from the “When I Spend My Time With You” single-sided 7" flexi, 1990?)
09.橋本一子 - Kira
(from the “Kira” 7" flexi, 1985)
10.E.S. ISLAND - テクテクマミー
(from the “テクテクマミー” single, 1982)
11.SHINOBU - Ceramic Love
(from the “Ceramic Love / Earth” 8" flexi, 1984)
12.MIND CONTROL - 闇に語る
(from V/A - “Neo?” LP, 1988)
13.SCUDELIA ELECTRO - 200 Miles
(from their debut CD, 1997)
14.JULLAN - After Love Has Gone
(from the “Rouge Train Express” 12", 1985)
15.3dl - From Still To The Birth (New Mix)
(from the “アンドロメダからやって来た” single, 1988)
So hey! Gonna make FE acrylic charms of these two! (hopefully they get here by AX… HOPEFULLY QOQ) But here they are!~
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El pintor japonés Manabu Ikeda (1973) dibuja mundos imaginarios a gran escala que detallan intrincadamente lo que el artista llama “el conflicto y la coexistencia entre el hombre y la naturaleza”. Ejecutado en finos bolígrafos, tintas y pigmentos acrílicos, el nivel de precisión y complejidad se remonta a la antigua tradición artesanal japonesa (takumi). Su tema, sin embargo, es simultáneamente contemporáneo y atemporal, extraído de los eventos actuales y recuerdos personales, sus trabajos se han enfocado cada vez más en catástrofes naturales como terremotos, tsunamis y desastres nucleares.
Ha realizado exposiciones individuales en la Galería Chinami en la Prefectura de Nagano y en el Museo del Oeste de Vancouver, entre otros. Ikeda ha participado en exposiciones colectivas en instituciones como la Japan Society Gallery en Nueva York, el Niigata Bandaijima Art Museum en Niigata Prefecture y el National Art Centre en Tokio.
Texto vía Artspace
Imagen vía Pinterest
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