have been months of very dedicated and although I have not yet finished series of pictures, it's time to go show to the "monsters"! I also leave you a little explanation about the work done. I hope you like it. Salud!
I was always struck by the Japanese culture and also prints called ukiyo-e, usually made with the technique of woodcut and wood engraving and images on everyday topics treated in Japan of those times (first century XVII onwards) samurais, geishas, \u200b\u200bsumo wrestlers, actors, genre scenes, erotic scenes, landscapes, animals ... Many of these images, we have seen in other visual media, and have come to be on topics of that country. When I talk about Japan, I immediately come to mind kimono, katana and bare with the rictus lords very seriously, although we are in 2010.
In this series of lithographs called Euskiyo-is, play with Japanese aesthetics and scenes of our culture and daily life (many of them also become topical), resulting in a mixture of both cultures in principle so far, but that digging a bit, may have some similarity and with no more effort than trying to provoke the smile of one to see.
In this series of lithographs, collaborated Keiko, a professor of Japanese Language School in Pamplona, \u200b\u200bwhich has helped me with translations of the titles of the prints and calligraphy teacher Norie (shodo), Centre for Art and Culture of Japan in Madrid, which has charge of calligraphy and I appreciate their generous cooperation, without which there could carry out this work.
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