
Moonflower GEKKA Against the backdrop of a great moon, a woman sits alone, cheek resting quietly in her hand. She is draped in vivid robes, yet her expression seems lost in thought — somewhere far away. What is she gazing at? What is on her mind? Not a single flower appears in this work. The flower in the title *Gekka* — "moonflower" — is the woman herself, seated there in stillness. From the moment a flower blooms, it is already moving toward the day it will fall. Its beauty cannot be held forever. And it is precisely because of this that the radiance of the present moment carries a tenderness that words can barely hold. I have woven that same fragility and loneliness (wabi-sabi: the bittersweet beauty found in impermanence and quiet solitude) into her gentle gaze. The paint rises and swells across the canvas, giving the moonlight and the folds of her robes a rich and textured relief. The moon shines bright; the blue and green of her garments spread with quiet force. And within all that vividness, there is a stillness that makes you pause. Radiance and sorrow become one in her figure. When we think of flowers that must one day fall, we find ourselves truly seeing the beauty of the flower in bloom right now. She, too — blooming softly beneath the moon — is a single flower that will never meet this same moment again. 紫若 -SHIJACK-
A signed limited edition, each individually numbered.
This edition is produced and sold in A4 size only.
High-quality giclée printing using 12-color pigment inks and 0.35mm fine art paper. Faithfully reproduces the texture and brushstrokes of the original work, with lightfastness of approximately 200 years.
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Moonflower GEKKA Against the backdrop of a great moon, a woman sits alone, cheek resting quietly in her hand. She is draped in vivid robes, yet her expression seems lost in thought — somewhere far away. What is she gazing at? What is on her mind? Not a single flower appears in this work. The flower in the title *Gekka* — "moonflower" — is the woman herself, seated there in stillness. From the moment a flower blooms, it is already moving toward the day it will fall. Its beauty cannot be held forever. And it is precisely because of this that the radiance of the present moment carries a tenderness that words can barely hold. I have woven that same fragility and loneliness (wabi-sabi: the bittersweet beauty found in impermanence and quiet solitude) into her gentle gaze. The paint rises and swells across the canvas, giving the moonlight and the folds of her robes a rich and textured relief. The moon shines bright; the blue and green of her garments spread with quiet force. And within all that vividness, there is a stillness that makes you pause. Radiance and sorrow become one in her figure. When we think of flowers that must one day fall, we find ourselves truly seeing the beauty of the flower in bloom right now. She, too — blooming softly beneath the moon — is a single flower that will never meet this same moment again. 紫若 -SHIJACK-
About Limited Editions
This is a Limited Edition produced in only 100 pieces worldwide. Each piece carries a unique edition number, with authenticity proven both digitally and physically.

Each print carries a unique NFC tag. Its tamper-evident structure breaks if removed, so it cannot be transferred to another work.

Artwork details, edition number, and ownership history are recorded on the blockchain, preserving provenance and ownership over the long term.

A certificate bearing the artist's signature is included. Along with the print itself, it leaves you with proof of authentic ownership.
Unlike traditional proof that relies on a handwritten signature alone, linking a physical NFC tag with a digital certification record delivers tamper-proof, far more reliable proof of authenticity.
Authenticity is certified using "Startrail," a blockchain certification platform operated by Startbahn, Inc.

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