Text by Hakkou
For me, the act of writing and drawing lines is a way of scanning the world for the unvoiced voice, the thoughts and heat that float and then sink and disappear like bubbles, and the present moment that only exists for a moment, and it is an act of shining a light on what is deep down and unseen. Writing in this way makes me think daily, face myself, and connect with others.
I am alive. I am here. But the person I was a moment ago is no longer here. There is no same time. It is so sad. That is why I write today.
Hakkou
Born 1971 in Ehime 1989 Graduated from the Faculty of Law at Ehime University Learned from 8 years old