[POS Limited] [Made to Order] [HERALBONY | THE ME] Women's Single Jacket

Model height: 162cm (wearing size M)

ART WORK

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Sanae Sasaki <br>She continues to produce a variety of expressions, not only painting but also weaving, paper cutting, embroidery, etc., all of which are intricate and rich in color and composition. She usually concentrates on one project for several months or years, then suddenly quits and moves on to another. Currently, she is devoting herself to painting round cut-out pieces of paper in multiple colors in concentric circles, and then arranging and pasting the painted papers on the wall.

Hirohiro Suzuki

It starts with putting lots of paint on both hands. Then, he spreads his fingers wide and paints as if he is tapping them on the canvas. He loves music, and when he hears rhythmic music, he gets into it with his whole body as he paints, just like a drummer. It seems like you can hear a lot of sounds coming from the finished painting.
Iga Danman
He began creating art in earnest after exhibiting at Art Brut Tachikawa in 2015. He uses a variety of art materials, including paints, pastels, and colored pencils, to create collages and three-dimensional works using his own work as material. He also loves music and has been learning the cello for over 20 years. Although he has autism and is not good at conversation, he is interested in many things and has no hesitation in joining groups of people. He was the model for the 2023 HERALBONY key visual.

Mizukami Shiraku <br>A pattern of numerous sectors and dots drawn in various colours. He draws multiple sectors, stacking them from the smallest to the most, and then uses a groover to mark three rows of dots on top. The calmer he is, the more neatly he uses the brush to create aligned dots. Does he have a particular image in mind, or is he just enjoying the movement? Only he knows what on earth he is feeling as he draws. The wallpaper in his room is covered in every direction with logos and anime characters that he has drawn himself.

Yaegashi Kira <br>Among his colorful works are eye-catching white spaces with squares and circles. At first glance, his paintings appear to be abstract geometric patterns, but many would be surprised to learn that they are actually buildings and vehicles drawn with a unique arrangement. As a child, he created this style of expression on his own, without learning from anyone. Since then, he has continued to create using just one method for over half a century, and his works number in the hundreds. Watching him in a corner of his studio, skillfully handling a large ruler and clutching a felt-tip pen on a large piece of drawing paper that hangs over the desk, you can sense the many years that have passed.