Kumiko
"the Eternal Fragile Beauty of optimistic Melancholy."
From Japanese 久 (ku) meaning "long time", 美 (mi) meaning "beautiful" and 子 (ko) meaning "child". "Kumiko" was created in 2018. ~ Collection name: Our minds have bloomed and will never die
A collection of portraits where the presence of the human element is obvious, yet perpetually incomplete. There’s always something missing, interrupted, or covered. The face is covered almost completely with botanical elements so as to not surrender its vulnerable introspection, insecurity, and psychic truth without a fight. This is an attempt to create harmony between humans and nature, and to explore the theory that each person has the whole world inside them. Just like all of Frank Moth’s art this collection explores and struggles with the universal words and concepts of love, humility, nostalgia and eternity. These works have been sold thousands of times as prints in all parts of the world since 2014.
