Steeped in Nipponese and Chinese culture, and deeply imbued with 8th-century Chinese philosophy and poetry, Yasukawa creates untitled works as meditation aids, in a never-ending quest for the utmost simplicity. Yasukawa's works are supports for meditation, the product of a long process of composition and color, and they demand to be looked at for a long time, because every detail counts. His geometric abstraction is the result of a long process of composition, in which the artist seeks to create a meditative support for the viewer. Her compositions are flat and strictly geometric, but the many layers of color she applies facilitate immersion in her work. He seeks only to express the essential and ruthlessly eliminate the superfluo...