Publisher/月兎社

Google翻訳
Mitsuru Katsumoto is a Japanese artist who creates various objects and assemblages from everyday objects, printed matter, fabrics, furs, old photographs, and other familiar materials. In addition to presenting his work in solo and group exhibitions, he also designs many book covers for poetry and novels. This book includes his Green series, which he has been running since 2002, and describes his work as "combining and arranging green-dyed animal fur and thread with various materials, such as nameless objects, modest tools, and everyday items that have aged over time. The world of his work unfolds through the color green, and is full of unique harmony while also being delightfully mysterious" (publisher's statement). His box works, which are reminiscent of Joseph Cornell's, have a story-like quality like a picture book, but the green fur and color give off a foreign (alien) presence, creating a unique worldview. Signed by the photographer .