@sumi.collective: Introducing Gyotaku. Before to start is important to say.i use bit toxic ink so after the artwork I cleaned,cooked and enjoyed the fish for lunch.NOW… Gyotaku is a traditional Japanese art form that involves creating prints of fish. The term “gyotaku” comes from the Japanese words “gyo” (fish) and “taku” (rubbing or impression). It originated in the mid-19th century as a way for fishermen to record their catches. The process involves applying ink or paint directly onto a fish and then pressing paper or fabric onto the fish to create a detailed and accurate impression of its shape and texture. Gyotaku is not only a form of art but also serves as a historical record of different species and sizes of fish, making it valuable for both artistic and scientific purposes. Over time, the practice has evolved from a practical recording technique to an art form appreciated for its beauty and uniqueness. #art#artist#sumi

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Tuesday 21 May 2024 04:23:57 GMT