OHYAMA Kanna  大山 栞那

Thanks to the award, I was able to go to Fukushima to make washi paper and have a private exhibition and show. I like the tension of washi and the expression of the paint bleeding through it, so I create a printmaking artwork as if I were painting with a brush, checking the expression of the paper while using the reproducibility and shape of the plate. For this reason, I always use my own washi when I create my works. For me, washi and plates are important materials that record and preserve everyday trivial events of my daily life. I would like to continue my research of these materials and my creative activities.