Three and a half years of persistence, a giant painting painted by a Japanese artist
It has been several years since the 311 tsunami in Japan, but even if you are not in Japan, you can still feel the impact of the tsunami.
But just like Newton’s theorem, when two things interact, they will produce the same force but a reaction force in the opposite direction.
After the earthquake, people made a lot of efforts to rebuild their homes. These efforts were captured and recorded by an illustrator. These are all reappears in his latest work.
Starting in July 2013, they will spend ten hours creating in the basement of the Wisconsin Museum of Art.
He recently completed A huge work, the total length of this work reaches 10 inches and the width reaches 10 inches. It is a huge work.
He also used a big tree that survived the tsunami as his The subject, the roots of the trees are still surging waves.
If you take a closer look, you will find that these waves contain many details, such as a large number of piled vehicles, gnarled branches, and train tracks wrapped around the roots of trees.
Or the umbrellas and emergency tents scattered in the sky. There is a fierce collision between humans and nature everywhere.
