Artist Shintaro Ohata

The works of Japanese artist Shintaro Ohata are a subtle mix of paintings and sculptures, playing beautifully with the ambient light. A manga universe that literally comes out of frames. Shintaro Ohata was born in Hiroshima in 1975.

Website: www.yukari-art.jp/en/shintaro_ohata_en

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