Misaki kawai
Posted by Fabio 12 April 2011
The Japanese artist Misaki Kawai is inspired by traveling through foreign countries and by foreign cultures. She traveled to China, Tibet, Nepal, India and Thailand. Kawai’s pictures quote popular culture, the urban, consumer-oriented everyday culture, as well as nature, primal cultures and customs. She is able to bind her fragmented oeuvre together with an infallible feeling for color, material, cuteness and quirky humor.
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