用浮世绘的笔触描画艾滋病,也不至于水火不相容。浮世绘在十八、十九世纪的日本流行,因为画笺道尽人间的喜怒哀乐。艾滋是近十多年深入民间的疾苦,当代日本画家政美寺冈(Massmy Teraoka)想到为两者穿针引线,总算福至心灵。惟独浮世绘多是色彩明丽,线条婀娜,画框禁不住一份妩媚,用来表达阴暗的题材,仿佛浓妆艳抹去奔丧。到旧金山市的亚洲艺术馆(Asian ArtMuseum)参观政美寺冈画展, Ukiyoe brush strokes depicting AIDS, it will not be incompatible. Ukiyo-e is popular in Japan in the 18th and 19th centuries as it draws the world’s emotions. AIDS is an affair going on for more than a decade. As the contemporary Japanese artist Massmy Teraoka thought of helping each other, they finally blessed their souls. Only ukiyo-e more colorful, graceful lines, picture frames could not help but a charming, used to express the dark theme, as if to make-up to funeral. Visit the Teraoka Temple Art Exhibition in the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco,