The Future of Art

World renowned artist Yukiko Otsu has opened the world's first gallery dedicated to crayon art works - some of which would revolutionize how people percieve art.

While other artists settles on conventional art style such as Impressionism or Realism, Otsu does not shy away from amalgamating all different types of art style and fuse it into an image exploding with feelings and emotions.

"This will be an art movement that will forever change the way people interprets art." proclaimed Otsu in an article in ArtReview magazine. "Why settle for one when you can have more?"

Why indeed. In her grand opening of the gallery last week, visitors were astonished by how she used the fusing of styles to fully express her art in a new way. 

Here we can see Otsu explored different themes and she goes on to explain how the art came about.

Awareness: "I wanted the focus on the face. The face should get all the attention. It is what defines this piece."

Erotica: "Cowboys turns me on. Everything about them. From their hats to their spurs, they ooze passion. The purple horse was for me, not for any particular reason. It compliments well."

Hair: "I had a thing for hair when I was putting this together. I just wanted hair on anything and everything. It worked out pretty well, but I think it could've used more hair."

Winter Wonderland: "This one was for the holidays, and I wanted to emphasize the importance of green presents and blue snowmen."

Self Portrait: "This is how I see myself and I think generally how people sees me. I am a spewage of overwhelming colours hence why I am colourless. As you can see I did not colour in my face." 

The Yukiko Otsu Gallery of Crayola Art will be open to the public all year round. More information can be found on her website: www.yukikotsu.com