Hiromitsu Kato
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Exhibition Hiromitsu used traditional Japanese painting techniques to fashion modern works of art. He favored washi paper, Japanese ink, and mineral pigments called iwa-enogu, made of particles of pulverized rocks. The themes of his oeuvre stemmed from his thankfulness to nature, which served as the primary inspiration for his art.
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