Nojirou Nishida（西田直二郎）, Kitarou Nishida（西田幾多郎）, Akio Yasuda（安田章生）, and the Yokota Theory What I was taught by my professor in the correspondence course “History...
artyokotajpの記事一覧
In the Japanese art world and in Japanese art-university education, one often hears statements such as, "I leave it to the viewer's sensibility," or "It is an ...
In the previous article, I explained my definition of what art is: 『Geijutsu（芸術）is the expression of something intentionally meant to be expressed, or a mechani...
What Is Art? — An Expression Arising from an Intention, and a Mechanism or Device Designed to Provoke Dialogue “An enormous number of books have been published ...
Japanese Art Theory and Aesthetics — From 本居宣長 (Motoori Norinaga) to 西田幾多郎 (Nishida Kitaro) and 梅原龍三郎 (Umehara Ryuzaburo) through the 白樺派 (Shirakaba School) In ...
西田直二郎 (Nishida Naojiro), 西田幾多郎 (Nishida Kitaro), 安田章生 (Yasuda Akio), and the Yokota Theory What I was taught by a professor in the correspondence course “日本文化史 ...
In my previous post, I explained that it was Maryon, in 1919, who established the correspondence between the musical notes and the colors of the spectrum: C (Do...
In this article, I examine in detail the achievements of people who, in the past, researched and attempted to "discover and combine the laws shared by music an...
How Can Chords Be Drawn? Representative chords—such as Do-Mi-So and Re-Fa-La—can easily be drawn as follows, based on the one-to-one correspondence between mus...
I am Masahiko Yokota, a contemporary artist living in Sapporo, Japan. Today, I have finally lifted the six-year seal of secrecy on the “Physical Laws for Conv...
