野村浩二

Kouji Yason

Time,universal in its passage, flows identically for all
Yet,the subjective experience of time-whether it feels accelerated, decelerted, or
comfortably leisurey is fundamentally aitered by the observr's emotional state,
immediate circumstances,and age Similarly,the euphoria and fulfillment experienced in
the act of creation evolve alongside time itself,consequently,the work's critical evaluation
and the underlying meaning and visual language contained within it also transform with
the years.
One need not seek the breathtaking landscapes, unique atmospheres or distinct
populace found in extraordinary, distant locales, Instesd compelling and attractive
subjects reside within the very fabric of our daily lives
whether on a habitual commute or a simple walk, in the fleeting moments of our passing
day,s the profound beauty and inherent wonder of the familiar, everyday scenery are
perpetually present and waiting to be seen