Calligrapher Mr.Satoshi Iwao work Wooden panel "Hibiki / meaning resonance or echo" JAC-IWO-412-05

This is a work by Satoshi Iwao, a calligrapher who lives in Miyazaki City and continues to expand and pursue the possibilities of "calligraphy" without being confined to "writing on Japanese paper with ink and brush".

This artwork expresses the inspiration drawn from listening to an orchestra through the single character『響』(Hibiki, meaning 'resonance' or 'echo'), written in dynamic, flowing brushstrokes on a gold background with gold leaf, capturing a sense of vibrant movement and harmony.

Calligrapher Mr. Iwao said about the creation of this work, "The essence of sound lies in the vibration of air. The gold leaf in the center represents the gathering of objects and people brought together by these vibrations.
This artwork captures the scenery that emerged in my mind while listening to an orchestra, expressed through the character『響』(Hibiki, meaning 'resonance' or 'echo')."

Work size is 227 mm × 227 mm × 18 mm.
The artwork is a wooden panel.
As the back side features a lightweight wooden frame, this wooden panel can be easily displayed on a wall or other surfaces.