Sato Taichi
Master's degree, 2nd year
Shiki's poem
35 × 67.5cm
Poems by Shiki Masaoka
The shadow of a deer, dark and dreary in the moonlight
I was conscious of creating a softness that would match the onomatopoeia of "hotsukeri." For me, deer are strongly associated with my hometown, Itsukushima, Hiroshima, and I had always wanted to write a haiku that included deer, so I was glad I was able to make it happen this time.
Rin Horinji Kiri
27.5×12.5cm(First leaf),27.5× 8cm (2nd leaf),27.5×4cm (3rd leaf), 27.5×6.5cm (4th leaf)
"Horinji-kiri"A fragment from the Wakan RoeishuA type ofIndigo and purple ramifications on pale indigo paperIt is an ancient work that is characterized by its many fragments. Many fragments have been handed down, but this time we will focus on the one about "love".I copied four fragments of text.Aiming for more flexible line quality, and will continue to work hard.
