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Takuma Tanaka's painting is permanent collection of Ulster museum ,Belfast .This museum is one of national museum in UK. And Takuma Tanaka participated in group show in this museum with great masters of museum collections.

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Rocky

$500.00

“Fangs of Love: Rocky, My Dog, and the Price of Loyalty”

“Every fighter needs something to fight for. For me, it was love, loyalty… and my dog.”

This ferocious artwork by Takuma Tanaka channels the raw energy of Rocky, reimagined not as a boxer in a ring, but as a beast surrounded by ghosts, scars, and devotion.

Painted in blazing strokes of orange and pink, the piece evokes a primal arena—where survival, love, and the shadow of money all collide.

The central figure—half animal, half human—carries the weight of battles past and the love of a companion ever faithful.

In this kingdom, fists don’t win—hearts do.

Only one original. For those who know what it means to fight with love, not just for it.

Title: Rocky,

Artist: Takuma Tanaka
Year: 2025
Medium: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 53 × 45 cm

I Am King. “Kingdom of Desire: Love, Power, and the Price We Pay”

$300.00

What if Simba never returned with love, but only with gold?

This blazing artwork by Takuma Tanaka presents a crowned skull — a decaying monarch of a lost kingdom,
its eyes burning with pink flames of desire.

The piece echoes The Lion King, not as a tale of legacy and love, but as a warning: when the pursuit of money replaces meaning, all kings turn to bone.

The golden strokes mimic royal fire, the crown symbolizes power, and the pink hues represent corrupted love.

Is this the fate of all who chase thrones without hearts?

A fierce fusion of pop symbolism, imperial decay, and emotional collapse — this is not just a painting, it’s a prophecy.

Title: I Am King
Medium: Acrylic and oil on canvas
Size:27×23㎝
Artist: Takuma Tanaka
Year: 2022

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Workholic

$280.00

Title: Workholic
Medium: Acrylic and pencil on canvas
Size:27×23㎝
Artist: Takuma Tanaka
Year: 2025
“Workholic” (2025)
A poignant reflection on the blurred boundaries between identity, currency, and labor.
In this small yet charged piece, Takuma Tanaka captures the silent scream of modern productivity: faceless figures, endless arrows, and questions with no answers.
Love is forever / Money is forever — but what about the soul?
An original drawing-painting hybrid, ready to challenge any space it enters.