I’d recommend watching these in full screen mode on a laptop/desktop rather than your phone
Masayasu Uchida ( 内田 正泰, 1922– )
— Irène DB (@UrbanFoxxxx) November 21, 2021
His landscapes blow my mind, particularly considering these aren't paintings but Hari-e (はり絵 ), collages he creates with pieces of rice paper torn by hand. His autumn and winter-themed works are out of this world pic.twitter.com/DS8uqx9lq1
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