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

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- Preface -

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

 The author was a visionary and his artwork made up different perspectives originally seen as an early form of the modern art.

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

 In our time, we're sure that this battle could not reproduce.

 Why ? 
 
 Florence and Siena were closed the role of as a nation.

 For if a state ruled his country to a conflict, the mission of Europe would be possible to eliminate the cause.


 However European Union was born as an economic blocck, you may need to expand this way for the 1st step of making a world peace.
 (in our future, we have to setting of international common language, unified international currency, freedom of religion, and organize the World Union
 only the nation in the world to abolish all countries. All of military will be integrated into WU force.
)
statement for the world peace in 2014
 
Unfortunately, the world is going to the fact of opposite, therefore it seems too much difficult way to resolve the problem by humans. Perhaps only the right artificial intelligence be possible to making peaceful world in our near future. -Dec 25 2021-

Human beings must have responsibled learn to improve themselves as well as scienctific progress on nowadays.
It's essential every people getting the right skills and mindset to work with new technologies, otherwise it becomes a gift for leading the destruction. There is no need a man whose think the desire for grown territory like Alexander the great, or want steal profits even it small.
Still, I trust that someday will coming everything well in this world, not necessary to write above.
-Dec 25 2023-


- Next Exhibition
 


◇9th "Issui-Chiba exhibition" May 7 to 12, at the Chiba pref Museum of Art