Narumi Sato
Transparent watercolor and unposed everyday moments
Narumi Sato tries to catch Pokémon in the middle of their lives, rather than posing for the viewer. In her official conversation with AKIRA EGAWA, she describes inventing a daily routine for Glaceon before selecting one moment to paint. Transparent watercolor helps her layer color while keeping the image light and soft. A Pokémon’s gaze matters especially: it can suggest an experience continuing beyond the frame and leave space for the viewer’s imagination.
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