Through the works of various artists including Kokuta Suda, Tatsuoki Nanbata, Shigeo Mito and others, this exhibition introduces works with differing abstract expression from various generations and time periods, all together in one venue. Artists during the post–World War II period developed singular forms of expression, working in earnest with a plethora of forms, colors and materials to create their art, and their approaches and ideas have silently endured over the generations since, making their way down to artists who came after. Feel for yourself the weight of accumulated time in each work on exhibit while enjoying the rich depth of abstract expression.

Artist: Kokuta Suda, Tatsuoki Nambata, Shigeo Mito, etc.

Shigeo Mito「untitled」 100×100 cm, 40 inches, Acrylic and oil on panel, Wooden panel

Kokuta Suda 「抽象(作品Ｄ25)」 65.0 cm × 51.0 cm Size 15 Jute sackcloth, oil paint

Tatsuoki Nambata  「幻想」 22.7 cm (H) × 15.8 cm (W) SM size Canvas, oil paint