Unexplainable really. Yuichi Higashionna became known for his unusual approach towards the arts and his paintings, objects and installations usually encompass a striking compound derived from his everyday life. Most of it is very ambiguous but that is exactly the appeal: he defies all things usual or safe and goes for the bizarre and complex. Below are samples of his gigantic chandelier crafted entirely out of fluorescent lamps along with other experimental works such as paintings, mirror balls, installations and even unusual animations.
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