🗻 Mt. Fuji – 5 stars, awarded for mythic composure and gradient diplomacy Reviewed by a cartographer with unresolved feelings about symmetry
“Mt. Fuji” doesn’t just sit in the center—it declares itself. The composition is a quiet riot: sharp blues form the mountainous silhouette, while orange, yellow, and green gradients suggest either dawn or a political rebranding of natural light. Each band feels ceremonial, as if the landscape is hosting its own summit on balance and clarity.
Atmosphere:
Suggests weather patterns negotiated by color theorists
Lines are deliberate—some horizontal, some diagonal—like tectonic agreements drawn in pastel
The mountain itself is less a landmark, more a trademark
Guest notes:
Top section evokes sky as a philosophical argument
Mid-tones of Fuji straddle myth and memory
Base layers? Possibly farmland, possibly longing
Ideal display venue:
In the waiting room of “Echo & Yield,” a fictional Japanese minimalist spa for restless thinkers
Or the break room at “PanPacific Plastics,” where employees debate whether gradients count as boundaries
 
The works available are 8x12 print in a 12x16 white matt or 8x12 print only AND 12x18 print in a 16x20 white matt or 12x18 print only, 4x6 print in a white matt. Also 24x36 and 32x48 print only for those that want a bigger splash! Please ask for other sizes available!
 
For this series only, I’m offering a very limited edition of five enhanced serigraphs. Each piece is printed on canvas, then hand-signed with painted detail and set in a custom floating frame—0.7" wide and 1.8" deep. You can choose from six frame finishes: black, white, silver, gold, espresso, or maple. These editions are available in two sizes: 16×24 and 32×48. After your purchase, I’ll personally reach out to confirm the best frame choice for your piece. Please allow an additional 2–3 weeks for this specialty offering.