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Oneness
Everything that exists
in the cosmos
is one
Poem: The View
Ah, let me journey.
Let me begin myself.
Let me embrace both the light and the darkness.
Poem: The Path
Let us walk.
This moment — here and now, never to come again.
Let us walk.
A pilgrimage that continues for eternity.
Explanation: Cosmic Rhythm
Wood grain is
the trace etched by natural forces beyond human comprehension,
such as the flow of time, weather, gravity, seasons, and the Earth's rotation.
It can be considered the very "Cosmic Rhythm" itself.
To respect, accompany, and depict the wood grain, this "Cosmic Rhythm."
It is to weave a narrative
where nature and humanity, past and future, the individual and the whole
harmonize.
It is to remember that we ourselves
are the "Cosmic Rhythm."
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Artist
Kota
Oneness Artist
Origin: Tokyo, Japan
Base: The Hague, Netherlands
【Biography】
At one point,
I embarked on a solo journey around the world for approximately two years. I faced near-death experiences and endured many hardships.
Yet, concurrently, I rediscovered the vastness of the world, its beauty, the warmth of people, and the profound wonder of art.
In a remote mountain village in Mexico, I experienced a powerful mystical experience.
Simultaneously understanding that
"All in the cosmos is one"
— Oneness —
I resolved that
in this life,
I would contribute to the world through art.
Everything
is one
We are all
one
Poem: The Heart
Within the depths of the heart, a cosmos unfolds.
Beyond it, all are one.
The pattern of your heart is yours alone.
Beyond it, it becomes a treasure.
In closing
Though it may be late,
allow me to introduce myself.
My name is Kota. I'm the artist.
Thank you sincerely
for reading this far,
and for spending time with my works.
If even something small,
has touched your heart,
I would be very glad.
If you have any thoughts or questions
about the artworks, about me,
about travel or philosophy,
please feel free to share
your feelings in your own way.
I offer my heartfelt respect
and gratitude
for your presence
here and now.