Evangelion x Ukiyoe - Folding Screen Fujin Mark.06/ Kaworu

Ukiyo-e Studio x Evangelion Series Collaboration

Neon Genesis Evangelion, which caused a social phenomenon when it aired as a TV series in 1995, was relaunched in 2007 as the Rebuild of Evangelion series, with Hideaki Anno as the planner, screenwriter, and general director.

EVANGELION Fujin Raijin-zu Byobu is a painting that combines the worldview of the Evangelion series with the national treasure Fujin Raijin-zu Byobu by Tawaraya Sōtatsu, a great painter of the early Edo period.

This is a collaborative work that transcends time and culture, fusing the ever-evolving Evangelion series, which continues to evolve even after its conclusion, with traditional Japanese art, specifically folding screen paintings.

Details of the Evangelion Ukiyo-e folding screen EVANGELION Fujin Raijin-zu Byobu ~Raijin-zu: Mark.06/Kaworu

his is one of five works in the EVANGELION Fujin Raijin-zu Byobu series.
It is a work that fuses the compositional beauty of traditional folding screen paintings with the modern character expression of Evangelion.

I superimposed the wind god, a being that protects people, with Mark.06, which guides the world and the protagonist.
I expressed Nagisa Kaworu, who dances before it, with a gentle smile that seems to survey the world, arms open as if accepting everything, and an inviting gesture of his hand.

This work meticulously reproduces the texture of washi paper, including its fibers and color variations, to recreate the feel of the time. Please enjoy the unique atmosphere of ukiyo-e prints.

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