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Shunsuke’s artwork has been selected for the cover of the Philanthropy Association’s official magazine.
This piece, created with ink and paint on traditional Japanese washi paper, is a signature work of his style. Inspired by Matisse’s paintings, he originally set out with that influence, but the final result turned out completely different. The artwork has a warm, humorous feel, and his characteristic confident, unhesitant lines make it unique. The Philanthropy Association has been active since 1960, back when the concept of volunteering was still not widely recognized in Japan. Since 1990, the organization has focused on social participation and contribution, with support from many companies and groups. As part of its initiatives, the association also produces business cards featuring artwork created by individuals with disabilities, and Shunshi’s work has been selected for this as well.

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His first art book is finally complete!
At his solo exhibition in January, many people encouraged him to publish an art book, and now it has finally come to life. This collection features artworks from the past 15 years, from ages 10 to 25.

In addition to his artwork, the book also shares stories about his disability and upbringing. Furthermore, three of his mentors, including Master Yasuko Kanazawa, have contributed congratulatory messages, making this a truly special collection.

You can purchase it from the "Shop" section on this website, or at amazon.co.jp.

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Happy New Year! Wishing you all the best for this year as well.
In March, he will be participating in the annual four-person exhibition at the Shinjuku Sports Center. In September, he is planning a solo exhibition with a mini concert alongside his Special Olympics friends.
He has also started practicing the piano again after a long time!