Tetsuya Noda, Diary, 13th April 1988, in Woodstock, USA, 1988, woodcut and screenprint; recipient of the Grand Prix d’Honneur, 17th International Biennial of Graphic Arts, Ljubljana, 1987.
The exhibition included eighteen prints made between 1983 and 1988. Tetsuya Noda has remained true to his initial artistic calling. With his camera, he records small intimate moments of his life, which he then transfers to delicate Japanese paper by employing screenprinting and the woodblock technique. All his works are entitled Diary. At this exhibition, the artist’s diaries showed his enthusiasm for travel and the landscapes he moved in.