Art of ink and brush
Miho Araki, an artist of extraordinary talent with an expertise in Shodo brings new life to the traditional Japanese art form. Shodo is a form of artistic writing and is a Zen art, and to write with mastery, one must clear the mind and let the brush flow effortlessly.
The calligrapher has only one chance to create with a singular, fluid stroke of the brush. Miho taught herself this unique, abstract and stylish way. By not belonging to any society’s nor groups, Miho is able to create freely, and express her brush art without boundaries.
Miho offers her own messages that tap into everyday life. She likes to include a meaning that you can relate to, interpreted through the thick black strokes on large white canvases. Miho’s artworks are ready to enhance any living room wall.
The artist performs live demonstrations on stage using large panels or paper. She is also available for groups to provide smaller individualised pieces such as writing peoples names in Hiragana and other commissioned art works, all finished with her traditional red seal.
Enjoy the movement of her brush strokes as she conjures the energy of the moment.
Miho Araki
miho araki
Miho is an artist of extraordinary talent based in Melbourne Australia. ebisu deign displays her expertise in Shodo, bringing to life this traditional Japanese art form. Shodo is is a type of Japanese calligraphy, a Zen art, and to brush it with mastery one must clear ones mind and let the brush flow effortlessly.
The calligrapher has only one chance to create with a singular, fluid stroke of the brush. Miho is self taught and by having no affiliations with specific groups or societies, she is able to create freely and in doing so, express her brush art without boundaries.
Miho offers her own messages that tap into everyday life. She likes to include meanings that are relatable, interpreting them with thick black strokes on large white canvases. Miho's artworks are ready to enhance any wall and room.
Miho performs live demonstrations on stage using large panels or paper. She is also available for groups to provide smaller individualised pieces eg: writing peoples names in Hiragana and other commissioned artworks, all finished with her traditional red seal.
Enjoy the movement of her strokes as she conjures the energy of the moment.
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