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Snow’s recognition by Yutaro Komaki

Snow recognises the shape of the place where it piles up carefully and gradually. Snow accepts any shape. How can I recognise the shape of my thoughts and imagination like snow? I tried to act like snow through the gradual process of drawing, writing, and ceramic hand-building to express the snow on the branches in my memory. I don't have to be good. My thoughts and imagination are already inside me. I believed in them, recognised their details, and accepted them no matter how tiny or ugly they were. subject that I would like to have.
A hand resting upon a white ceramic sculpture
A fuzzy looking, bulbous ceramic object
Exhibition set up - Three drawings of trees hanging above a collection of ceramic objects
A booklet hanging on a thread
Hand touching a white, round ceramic object
A tree or mushroom like shaped ceramic object growing in two directions and joining together
A collection of differently shaped ceramic objects
three drawings suspended from the ceiling
A small, white ceramic object resembling a cave opening or a mouth
An arch-like ceramic object
A bulbous ceramic object with a fuzzy texture

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