Toshiyuki Enoki with Kitten
Toshiyuki Enoki (1961-present, Japanese) is a contemporary artist who works in lacquer, oil, acrylic and watercolor. Enoki has participated in the Kan-Hikari Expo in Kyoto and has installed his works at international heritage sites such as Jochi Temple, Senyu Temple and Nijo Castle. From 2010-2012, he participated in the 21st Century Exhibition of Japanese Art.
His works are dreamlike and magically combine reality, myth and fantasy which emerge into consciousness. They are a mix of old and new. His Greek mythological figures such as Pegasus, unicorns and dragons come alive in subdued colors in a fresh, unique way.
His love of cats is evident from his acrylic portraits and watercolors. In a self-portrait, he captures himself with a kitten in his arms.
Follow him on Facebook where you will find plenty of photos of him with his cats as well as his latest artwork.
Hooked Tail, 2014
Black Cat Looking Straight Ahead
Calico Cat
Tabby Cat Looking Left
Tuxedo Cat
White Cat
Black Cat Watercolor
Cat Hunting, Watercolor
Girl and Kitten
Self-portrait with Black Cat
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Very beautiful!!! Thank you very much!
Thank you so much for the time and effort you put into these pages! I am always so excited to learn about and discover, through you, such wonderful artists – some I’ve never heard of. I really appreciate the opportunity.
You’re most welcome! I love doing it!