Picture of Subaquatic Ukiyo-e

Origin Story

Yoshu was a young and talented artist who lived in Japan. He was passionate about nature and underwater landscapes, and he especially enjoyed painting ukiyo-es. One of his favorite works was an image titled Subaquatic, which depicted an underwater world filled with bright colors and various shapes.


In this piece, Yoshu had used blue tones to represent the seabed rich in corals and other sea creatures. In the center was a large goldfish with a forked tail, surrounded by a group of small multicolored fish swimming in all directions. Seaweed rippled gently on the seabed, as if in search of food or simply on the lookout for the slightest danger.


Looking at this vibrant and colorful painting, Yoshu felt transported to a magical world where he could explore all that the underwater world had to offer without danger or worry. This feeling made him want to go and see what was beyond the limits visible on his painting: maybe they would find even more surprises there? And that's how he decided to go on an aquatic exploration!


Yoshu grabbed his palette and toolbox, put on his waterproof suit, and descended into the depths to discover the mystical world hidden behind his ukiyo-e Subaquatic. When he arrived at the seabed, he was amazed by the beauty of the landscape: shimmering corals shone like jewels; multicolored fish swam freely; the seaweed rippled gently… The show was magnificent! Finally, after having remained submerged in this magical universe for a long time, Yoshu returned to the surface with lots of unforgettable memories...