Kato’s work is defined by its japanese (culture or style) sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
Shino-glazed flower vase (Shino kaki)
Kato Yasukage Japanese, 1964-2012
Tea Bowl
Kato Shuntai Japanese, 1799-1878
Square Bowl
Kato Tsubusa Japanese, born 1962
Library Chair
Designed by Donald Judd American, 1928–1994 Made by Cooper/Kato Unknown, after 1946
Silver Foot Train at Union Station
Kiyoaki Kato American, 1950-2017
Standard Oil Building
Snow in Downtown
Chicago
Salt pile at Lake Shore Drive
Night photo
Tide Breakers at Lake
Bahai Temple
Historical Building with Christmas Lights
Lights Dancing
Bones on roof
View to Southside
Buddhist Pagoda
Korea
Rakta Yamari, a Wrathful Form of Manjushri
Tibet
Twelve Poetic Immortals and Their Poems
Reizei Tamechika Japanese, 1823-1864