Keika hyakugiku Pl.16 by Keika Hosegawa Material:225g Fine Art Paper Abstract forms — soft-edged and

Abstract forms — soft-edged and deliberate — are arranged across the portrait-format composition with an intuitive rhythm that feels both free and considered

Kandinsky structured the canvas around color's emotional weight rather than any representational logic

every line and flat colour field reproduces with crisp fidelity — no bleed

The Meiji-era draughtsmanship is at its most controlled here: lines are spare but purposeful

Keika hyakugiku Pl.16 by Keika Hosegawa Material:225g Fine Art Paper Abstract forms — soft-edged andPlate 16 from Hasegawa's chrysanthemum series features a loosely structured bloom whose reflexed petals sweep back gracefully, giving the composition an open, airy quality distinct from the more compact cultivars in the series. The stem arcs with a natural, unhurried curve, and sparse foliage is rendered with the same meticulous ink precision as the flower itself. A palette of pale gold and ivory against a neutral ground captures the quiet luminosity