Using anatomical models from the Zoological Museum in Florence as a motif, I tried to express the relationship between people, and between humans and nature by depicting the internal structure of the human body as if it were a natural landscape.
The internal organs are the main motif, and the entire picture is unified in a red hue, but while using similar colors, I consciously changed the lightness and darkness by mixing colors and changed them again to create a deeper color and matière through the repetition of glaze and depiction, so that the richness of form and rhythm of colors were created throughout the picture.
Using anatomical models from the Zoological Museum in Florence as a motif, I tried to express the relationship between people, and between humans and nature by depicting the internal structure of the human body as if it were a natural landscape.
The internal organs are the main motif, and the entire picture is unified in a red hue, but while using similar colors, I consciously changed the lightness and darkness by mixing colors and changed them again to create a deeper color and matière through the repetition of glaze and depiction, so that the richness of form and rhythm of colors were created throughout the picture.