Title: Konpaku I
Year: 2019
Size: 340 x 340mm
Technique: Batik

We are alive.
We beat our heart, breathe, move our limbs, sharpen our senses, play with our emotions, worry, think and feel.
The mind, spirit and body are intimately connected and fulfill our limited life span.
In Chinese Taoism, since ancient times, the thing that governs the chi, spirit and mind has been the soul, while the thing that governs the form has been the haptic.
It is said that when the physical body perishes, the soul and spirit are separated from it, and the spirit and spirit are scattered.
If we now call them so, how are the soul and spirit stirring in this body now?
We humans can only witness death when the body stops beating and breathing and reaches the end of its life span.
In a world unrecognizable to our human sensory functions, the separation of the body and the soul-spirit takes place, and
If the state of 'death' is to be freed from it, what kind of spectacle is it?

This work is produced using the Batik technique.
It is an attempt to apply the technique of decalcomania as a dyeing process, where normally drawing paper and paint are used.