Here Comes the Wind God - Nana Shiomi
Here Comes the Wind God - Nana Shiomi
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Woodcut
81 x 100cm
Framed
The Wind God, or Fujin, often appears along with The Thunder God (Raijin) in Shinto religion and Japanese mythology as guardians of Japanese shrines. They are revered deities representing the forces of nature and are the eldest of the Shinto gods.
Nana Shiomi (b. 1956) works in the traditional Japanese woodblock technique. Her works often explore the theme of duality – of opposites and contrasts, and many shine a new light on symbols of Japanese culture. She lives and works in London.
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