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Charcoal drawings, essays on art and attention, and quieter ways of seeing.

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Is the Person Who Never Breaks the Strong One?

When people talk about strength, the image that comes to mind is someone who never complains and endures whatever arrives. I carried that picture around for a long time.

Lately I have begun to wonder whether that is the only kind of streng...

12 days ago
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In a World Without Me, Only the Drawings Remain

Morning comes. Trains run, people head to work. Somewhere two people meet, somewhere two people part, somewhere a new life begins.

I am not in that scene.

Sometimes I imagine the world after my death. Events I will never know about keep h...

19 days ago
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This month’s scan. While it’s here.

This is the fourth of these monthly scans.

This is the fourth of these monthly scans.

25 days ago
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Before It Becomes Words

I went into a bookshop in the middle of a walk.

There was nothing I meant to buy. I just stood in front of the shelves and read the spines from one end to the other.

What was gathered there were words I would never think to search for. Au...

a month ago
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The Drawing I Finished at My Limit

I sometimes look back at my own older work.

Whenever I do, the same thought arrives. That expression belonged to that moment and to no other.

The placement of the lines, the traces of hesitation still visible on the paper. If I were worki...

a month ago
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  • ryosuke 綾佑

    \ud83c\uddef\ud83c\uddf5 I draw in charcoal. I write about making, seeing, attention, and the quiet shifts art can bring to daily life. Essays, process, and reflections from a slower way of looking.

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