[Statement]　 Even if you think it's complete, there are times when I feel like something else is missing. So I add and subtract things again, but it becomes more like a fabrication, and in the end, the direction is different from what I wanted to do at the beginning. So, if I try to cut out the parts that you don't need and forcibly create margins, the missing parts will actually lead to the fulfillment of the image and the content will seem to be richer. Above all, I am happy that the first idea is alive. There are often masterpieces that are unfinished but are masterpieces, but I think that the state of restricting information to some extent before drawing every corner brings out the sensibility of the viewer as a primer. I felt that some similar principle was working in my painting this time. ( Hirata )