
Inspired by the lyrics of Yumi Matsutoya's beloved song "Futō wo Wataru Kaze" (Wind Across the Pier). A pier the three of them once visited together. A man, wounded by lost love, stands alone gazing out to sea — and behind him, a woman watches quietly, nursing a secret longing for him. The harbor is wrapped in a deep blue darkness, the city lights bleeding softly in the distance. Set at Harumi Pier, a place the artist once had a hand in designing, this work captures the feelings that words cannot hold — and the cold wind sweeping through the silence between two people.
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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Inspired by the lyrics of Yumi Matsutoya's beloved song "Futō wo Wataru Kaze" (Wind Across the Pier). A pier the three of them once visited together. A man, wounded by lost love, stands alone gazing out to sea — and behind him, a woman watches quietly, nursing a secret longing for him. The harbor is wrapped in a deep blue darkness, the city lights bleeding softly in the distance. Set at Harumi Pier, a place the artist once had a hand in designing, this work captures the feelings that words cannot hold — and the cold wind sweeping through the silence between two people.

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