Haiku on fireworks Wood Print

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Japanese haiku calligraphy. The original haiku text was composed by Ishihara Yasoku (石原八束), and reads: 揚花火遠のきてゆく海の色 / intepretation: fireworks raising up on the distant skies, and all the colours of the moving sea

Born in 1975 in Europe. Resides in Japan since 2001. Japan-based multi-genre artist. Japanese calligrapher, photographer, body art calligrapher, and photoshop artist. Also a published poet and writer, Chinese characters etymology researcher, creator of educational materials on Japanese and Chinese calligraphy, as well as a creator of several artistic projects that involve Chinese and Japanese calligraphy and photography. homepage: www.ryuurui.com