中島和長のアートスタジオ
Kazunaga  NAKASHIMA's Art Studio

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- Preface -

 Paolo Uccello was a painter of the Renaissance, he worked the triptych of the Battle of San Romano depicting the battle between Florence and Siena.
 (one piece keeps holding at the Uffizi Gallery, Italy.)

 The artist was a visionary and his artwork incorporated different perspectives originally seen as an early form of modern art.

 In my view, its current importance extends beyond the artistic community.

 In our time, we are sure that this battle could not be reproduced.

 Why ? 
 
 Florence and Siena have ceased to exist as independent nations..

 If a state led the country into conflict, Europe's mission would be possible to eliminate the cause.


 However European Union was born as an economic bloc, you may need to expand in this way as the first step towards world peace.
 (in the future, we need to establish an international common language, a unified international currency, freedom of religion, and organize a World Union
 to abolish all countries. All military forces will be integrated into a World Union.
)
statement for the world peace in 2014
 
Unfortunately, the world is moving in the opposite direction, making it too much difficult for humans to resolve the problem. Perhaps only the right
artificial intelligence be able to create peaceful world in the near future. -Dec 25 2021-

The UN seems a little bit reluctant to eliminate war.
There is a need to clearly state in a treaty that any nation causing damage to another, regardless of victory or defeat in war must be take responsibility.
The perpetrator nation or group must have obligation for the reconstruction and restoration of the damaged country as well as all lawsuits for
personal loss.
-March 7 2025-


- Next Exhibition
 


SG art exhibition #54”  April 1 ~ 7, 2026 at the Ueno Royal Museum, Tokyo


◇ “
ArtShopping Art Fair”  April 10 ~
12  at the Carrousel du LOUVRE, Paris


◇ “Issui Chiba exhibition #11”  May 26 ~ 31 at the Chiba Museum of Art.