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  • The Place Where the Water Meets II

    The Place Where the Water Meets II

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  • The Song to Sing in the Boat II

    The Song to Sing in the Boat II

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  • The Sound of the Blue Moon I

    The Sound of the Blue Moon I

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    $450.00 USD
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  • Those Who Leave and Those Who See Off

    Those Who Leave and Those Who See Off

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  • Three Bustling Music Spirits

    Three Bustling Music Spirits

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    $400.00 USD
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  • Three of the Moon, Tree of Wind and Small Boat

    Three of the Moon, Tree of Wind and Small Boat

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  • Travel Companion II

    Travel Companion II

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  • Unrestrained Bird

    Unrestrained Bird

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  • Woman Knitting the Water

    Woman Knitting the Water

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    $500.00 USD
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Mio Asahi was born in Osaka in 1957. She studied Painting and Printmaking at Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto. She has exhibited extensively internationally and in the US. Asahi is known for her blend of western and eastern influences, working primarily in the western printmaking process of etching with aquatint while drawing from Japanese patterns, compositions, and symbols. She creates tales of dragons, flying fish, travelers, and women warriors interacting with mythical moons, waters, and clouds. With influences from folklore, tapestry design, and musical tradition, Asahi has developed a fantastical world of her own, told one image at a time.

The Sound of the Blue Moon I by Mio Asahi - Davidson Galleries