Kenji Takenaka Wood Print Arts
Ukiyo-e Deconstruction:Namiura
Ukiyo-e Deconstruction:Namiura
Inspired by Katsushika Hokusai’s The Great Wave off Kanagawa, this woodblock print deconstructs and reconstructs the imagery of ukiyo-e into layered fragments. In an attempt to overcome fear of the unknown, people seek to understand the world by breaking it down into knowledge and categories. Yet the more deeply we analyze, the more the original meaning and contours begin to blur. Through countless overlapping waves, this work explores the boundary between perception and dissolution.
| Size | Height 67cm × Width 96.5cm |
| Material | Handmade Washi Paper |
| Specifications | Hand-printed woodblock print |
| Quantity | 1 piece |
*You cannot specify the edition number.
*Due to lighting, the color of the product may differ between the published image and the actual product.
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Each edition of this work is identified by its printing date. The overlapping and placement of the woodblocks change with each impression, resulting in a truly one-of-a-kind work with its own unique expression. |
Production & Delivery
- This artwork is made to order.
- Each print is hand-printed after the order is placed.
- Please allow 1–2 months for production after placing your order.
- We will notify you by email once the work is ready.
- Carefully rolled around a sturdy paper tube and shipped in a protective box.
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