Enlarged Tongue

This painting is for the exhibition in the temple. The calligraphy on Fusuma sliding doors is a poem made by Toho, the Chinese poet in 700's. The left one means "Poems are eternal." and the right one means "countries are short lived.".
And my motif is tongue. There are many Japanese idioms that use tongues. Almost all meanings are about person's true mind and lie. So, my 3 tongues mean my artwork can keep itself, but the person's mind is easy to change, and humans have end.
People are longing for eternal things, but they miss things that are easy to change at the same time.

Bio
My works are filled with the movement of fine pencil lines layered on paintings, colors, and a unique mixture of images that captivate the viewer's eye.
In today’s world, where there is a diversification of 'falseness' such as visually focused SNS communities and AI-generated content, the distinction between reality and virtuality is becoming ambiguous. Are we judging the authenticity of information? Additionally, are we being swept away by stereotypes and prejudices? I express the hidden dangers in modern society using concentric pencil lines.