Blue and White space - 366 1974

Funasaka Yoshisuke made this print called Blue and White Space. Look at those halftone dots of blue, marching in formation, like a digital army. But wait, what's that rogue diamond shape doing, crashing the party? It's like a blank canvas escaped from its frame, or maybe a portal to another dimension. And get a load of those edges! A vibrant, playful parade of pink, green, yellow – a chromatic rebellion against the rigid blue grid. The texture is smooth, inviting touch, while the colors, bold and contrasting, vibrate with energy. It reminds me of some early Op Art, maybe Bridget Riley, but with a punk rock attitude. Yoshisuke is not afraid to mix things up, to embrace the beauty of imperfection. It's a reminder that art, like life, is an ongoing experiment, a constant conversation between order and chaos.