Kotaro Machiyama

I flatten the two-dimensional vision that humans lose during the process of growth, based on real landscapes. This can also be seen as depicting the world as seen by babies. They spend their time in darkness as fetuses, begin to perceive colors af...

I flatten the two-dimensional vision that humans lose during the process of growth, based on real landscapes. This can also be seen as depicting the world as seen by babies. They spend their time in darkness as fetuses, begin to perceive colors after birth, and gradually recognize the three-dimensional world we see. By depicting the vision of infants who see only a world of colors devoid of depth or knowledge about objects, one can become aware of the primal beauty of nature.