Tokyo Genso Art Works? (Paperback)

Tokyo Genso

ISBN 10: 4875867042 / ISBN 13: 9784875867043

Published by Geijutsu Shimbun-Sha Co., Ltd., 2025

About this Item

Paperback. What happened in Tokyo!? The first artbook from Tokyo Genso, an artist active in Japan and internationally.Tokyo Genso is a creator who depicts a ruined city of Tokyo with stunning creativity. Here is an ephemerally beautiful world where impossible scenes of the future stimulate the imagination.The charm of these works lies in the fantastical worldview, in which various scenes from contemporary Japan, including Shibuya 109, Shibuya's Scramble Crossing, Asakusa, Tokyo Skytree and Ginza, are reduced to ruins."What I want to draw most is the moment of rising up (after a collapse) and taking a step forward. That's because there are things that can only be seen when we are lost or feeling down, and these things are a new world and a new hope." (atTOKYO GENSO)The ruined Tokyo landscape as drawn by Tokyo Genso is characterized by verdant trees and clear blue skies, giving a sense of natural beauty.We hope you will thoroughly enjoy these vividly depicted scenes. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Seller Inventory # 9784875867043

Bibliographic Details

• Title: Tokyo Genso Art Works? (Paperback)
• Publisher: Geijutsu Shimbun-Sha Co., Ltd.
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: Japanese
• ISBN 10: 4875867042
• ISBN 13: 9784875867043
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

About this title

Synopsis

What happened in Tokyo!? The first artbook from Tokyo Genso, an artist active in Japan and internationally.

Tokyo Genso is a creator who depicts a ruined city of Tokyo with stunning creativity. Here is an ephemerally beautiful world where impossible scenes of the future stimulate the imagination.
The charm of these works lies in the fantastical worldview, in which various scenes from contemporary Japan, including Shibuya 109, Shibuya’s Scramble Crossing, Asakusa, Tokyo Skytree and Ginza, are reduced to ruins.

“What I want to draw most is the moment of rising up (after a collapse) and taking a step forward. That’s because there are things that can only be seen when we are lost or feeling down, and these things are a new world and a new hope.” (@TOKYO GENSO)

The ruined Tokyo landscape as drawn by Tokyo Genso is characterized by verdant trees and clear blue skies, giving a sense of natural beauty.
We hope you will thoroughly enjoy these vividly depicted scenes.

About the Authors

TOKYO GENSO first began working as an illustrator in May 2008. In addition to working on backgrounds for games and anime, more recently the artist has been releasing a series of original works and actively holding exhibitions. TOKYO GENSO’s work has appeared and been featured in numerous magazines, newspapers, online media, and more, both in Japan and overseas. As of June 2024, the artist has more than 210,000 followers on X.

TOKYO GENSO first began working as an illustrator in May 2008. In addition to working on backgrounds for games and anime, more recently the artist has been releasing a series of original works and actively holding exhibitions. TOKYO GENSO’s work has appeared and been featured in numerous magazines, newspapers, online media, and more, both in Japan and overseas. As of June 2024, the artist has more than 210,000 followers on X.