As I walk along the beach, I see things washed up on the beach, things that were originally on the land, things that were at the bottom of the sea, things that changed shape while drifting in the sea, and things I had never seen before. there is. When I collect these things and look at them, I find it interesting that the boundary between the sea and the land becomes ambiguous.
■ Raso Kanojo Moeko Inagaki Artist/illustrator Born in 1984 in Shiga Prefecture. She graduated from Kyoto City University of Arts Graduate School of Fine Arts, Printmaking. As an artist, she conducts workshops for children and draws illustrations. She likes to go out to the sea, mountains, and fields, and she expresses what she feels in her textile unit.
