Mountain Moon 

"Mountain Moon" is a calligraphic artwork by Keido Fukushima, a Japanese artist known for his mastery of Sōshū. The piece showcases the bold, expressive strokes characteristic of the art form, evoking a sense of motion and energy. The characters, written in black ink on a white background, are believed to be a haiku, a traditional Japanese form of poetry. While the exact translation is unknown, the piece likely explores themes of nature, particularly the moon and its reflection in mountains. Fukushima's calligraphy, with its emphasis on spontaneity and directness, invites viewers to contemplate the relationship between form and meaning.