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Bokunen Naka, born
in 1953 in Izena Island of Okinawa, has taken up Okinawa's nature,
its beauties and the dynamic powers to heal and revive, repeatedly
as the theme of his woodblock printing. His important works, such as
"Banshorensa (The Great Chain of Beings)" series and the design of the
commemorative stamp of the Global Warming Conference in 1997, abound with
this motif. By adopting "Urate Saishoku", the unique technique of woodblock
printing, Bokunen expresses his articles vividly, freely and delicately. |
