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Vico Ogawa

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@ogawavico
📍Japan 🇯🇵 Vico Ogawa I materialize what I see within me into art. Purchase link below or DM⬇️ 絵の購入⬇️
  • Art & DIY
  • Following 400
  • Followers 5.4K
  • Engagement 1.07%
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About Vico Ogawa

Vico Ogawa (@ogawavico) is an Artist creator on Instagram, also filed under Art & DIY. The account has 5,367 followers and 81 published posts. Recent posts average 60 likes and 2 comments, an engagement rate of 1.07%.

Vico Ogawa belongs to the nano tier, the band usually drawn between 1,000 and 10,000 followers. Vico Ogawa follows 400 accounts, so the audience is roughly 13 times the size of the list followed. Vico Ogawa uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Vico Ogawa under Artist, with Art & DIY as a secondary category.

The Instagram bio for Vico Ogawa runs to 18 words across 5 lines. Emoji sit alongside the words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Vico Ogawa dates from April 2026.

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81 Posts

Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Vico Ogawa, 7 are single images, 2 are carousels and 1 is a video. That mix leans toward single images. 81 published posts give Vico Ogawa a moderate archive on Instagram. Against the audience, that is roughly 66 followers for each post published. Vico Ogawa also keeps 1 story highlight on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 133 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include through, piece, something, japanese and within. The captions tag #abstractart, #prayer, #spiritualart, #textureart and #スケッチ.

【INORI - Prayer】

Prayer is a passage.

A movement inward
that opens outward.

A silent frequency
that connects dimensions through the body.

In that state,
there is no separation between inside and outside.

Only a channel.

When I pray, my awareness turns inward,
yet at the same time, it expands beyond me.

Prayer is not something I ask for.
It is a state of being —
a vibration that opens a doorway between worlds.

What you see here is not something I imagined,
but something I witnessed within.

The frequency of prayer,
translated into form.

Exhibited at MINERVA 2026
Mall Galleries, London
April 15–18

#abstractart #prayer #spiritualart #textureart
“The Power of Reiki”

65.3 × 80.5 cm

Medium: Hemp canvas, acrylic, Okinawan coral sand, Japanese pampas grass (susuki), washi paper, oil pastel

This piece is a visual portal expressing the energy of Reiki healing—something I have practiced and experienced deeply over the years.

Incorporating natural elements such as coral sand from Okinawa, pampas grass, bamboo, and cedar, I created this work using materials sourced from the land and spirit of Japan itself.
These raw elements ground the painting in Earth’s presence while allowing its energy to reach into unseen dimensions.

When channeling Reiki, I feel an energy through my palms that is both profoundly physical—almost earthen in texture—and at the same time exquisitely subtle, like a vibration moving through light and spirit.
This duality—the grounded and the ethereal—is expressed through bold textures and delicate strokes layered together on the canvas.

The colors were chosen intentionally with contrast in mind. Rather than soft or pastel tones, I used vivid, sometimes jarring colors to convey that healing is not always gentle—it can also be an awakening force, a pulse that reactivates forgotten light within.

May this work serve as a doorway to remembering the wholeness of your energy—both shadow and radiance, both stillness and power.
タイトル レイキの力

ミディアム: 麻キャンバス・アクリル・沖縄珊瑚砂・ススキ・和紙・オイルパステル

この作品は、私自身が深く関わってきた霊気ヒーリングのエネルギーを、ひとつの“ビジュアルのポータル”として描いたものです。

サンゴ砂、ススキ、竹、杉など、日本の自然から採取した素材をふんだんに取り入れ、
地球そのもののエレメントを活かして創作しました。

ヒーリングをしているとき、手のひらから感じるエネルギーは、
まるで触れられるような土的な力であると同時に、
非常に繊細で、微細な次元まで届く精妙な波動でもあります。
この作品では、そうした二つの層──現実的な質感と霊的な精妙さ──の両方を表現するために、
大胆なフォルムと、極めて細やかな描写を重ねています。

色彩にはアクリルを使用し、陰と陽の統合をテーマに、
あえてコントラストの強い、時にショッキングともいえる色を選びました。
それは、癒しがただ優しいだけではなく、
ときに眠っていた生命の光を目覚めさせる、力強い衝動でもあることを伝えたかったから。

この作品が、あなたの中のエネルギーの全体性を思い出す扉となりますように。
“Child’s World & Dimensional Flight”

38 × 45 cm
Acrylic & powdered crystal quartz

This piece was created in connection with my inner child.
It honors a spontaneous sense of play, a natural state of flow, and a quiet resonance with the Earth itself—emerging from a place deeper than thought.

I added powdered crystal quartz to the colors as a symbol of purity, to express the energy rising from within.
Rather than trying to control or define it, I allowed the painting to unfold intuitively—just as a child might freely play with color and light.

This artwork is a vibrational portal.
Through it, I invite you to feel joy, blessing, innocence, and the subtle sense of a bridge between the spiritual realm and the Earth.
It is a playful reminder that we can fly—not by leaving the world, but by seeing it with pure eyes.

タイトル 子供の世界と次元飛行

この作品は、内なる子供とつながりながら描きました。
無意識のうちに大地や地球と共鳴し、子どもらしい遊び心やフローの感覚を大切にしています。
色彩には純粋性の象徴である粉末水晶を加え、内側から湧き上がるエネルギーを表現しました。

絵は波動のポータルです。
この作品を通して、喜び・祝福・子供のような無邪気さ、
そしてスピリチュアルな次元と地球をつなぐ感覚を感じていただけたら嬉しいです。
“Birds of Origin”

38 × 45.5 cm
Wooden canvas
Media: Acrylic, oil pastel, Panama white sand, star sand

This artwork evokes the essence of dancing birds in celebration—an expression of freedom that transcends the material world and lives purely in the language of the soul.

The textured surface was created by layering ceramic red clay onto a wooden canvas. This texture represents the Earth not as a static object, but as a layered energy—slowly crystallizing over time, like memories embedded in stone.

Across this grounded surface, rhythmic bird-like forms soar and repeat, transforming the space into something ceremonial. It becomes a ritual—an ancient remembering of spiritual liberation and joy. The structure of the piece echoes sacred textiles or prehistoric wall art used in ancient tribal ceremonies, where rhythm, prayer, and release merged into one.

Materials such as fine white sand from Panama beaches, oil pastels, and acrylic paints blend with the natural grain and accidental marks of the wood. These imperfections are not hidden—they are welcomed, woven into the visual language as part of reality itself.

This piece celebrates the radiant vitality of living freely—even within a world of imperfections. It carries the energy of joy, reverence, and the courage to dance with life, exactly as you are.

タイトル 原子の鳥たち

木のキャンバス

メディアム: アクリル・オイルパステル・パナマホワイトサンド・星の砂

この作品は、粘土による重厚な質感と、祝祭のように舞う鳥たちのモチーフが響き合いながら、
“物質世界を超えて、魂のままに自由に生きること”を象徴しています。

木のキャンバスに陶芸用の赤土を重ねて作られたテクスチャーは、
すぐには形にならない、時間の中でゆっくりと結晶化していくエネルギーの層としての“地球”を表現しています
その上をリズミカルに、繰り返されるような鳥たちの舞いが走ることで、
それはやがて祝祭となり、儀式となり、魂の自由の記憶を呼び覚ますのです。

この構造そのものが、まるで古代の民族儀式で使われた装飾布や神聖な壁画のようにも感じられ、
そこには、遥か昔から続く人間の祈りと解放のリズムが流れています。

素材には、パナマのホワイトビーチの砂、オイルパステル、アクリル絵の具を用い、
木の凹凸や偶然に生まれた傷や模様も**“現実”の一部として受け入れたまま表現に取り込みました。
この作品は、不完全さを抱えた世界の中で、それでもなお自由に踊り、生き生きと生きることを、
そしてその在り方を心から祝福する**エネルギーを帯びています。
32 × 41 cm
Wooden canvas
Ceramic red clay, natural mineral pigments, resin

This piece began with a simple yet powerful gesture: shaping premium ceramic red clay onto a wooden canvas. As the clay dried, organic cracks naturally formed. At first, I considered repairing them—but instead, I chose to embrace them.

There was something deeply resonant in those cracks—an unexpected beauty that spoke to the soul. In that moment, I was reminded of the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi—the appreciation of imperfection, transience, and the quiet elegance found in things that are incomplete.

Rather than using synthetic paints, I layered pure pigments from natural minerals such as coral and earth-born stones—traditional Japanese iwa-enogu (mineral pigments). These colors, drawn directly from the earth, hold a subtle, grounded presence.
For the golden accents that flow through the fissures and open spaces, I used pure gold powder suspended in resin—a technique that captures both delicacy and radiance.

The work itself is physically heavy—an embodiment of the earth. It is composed entirely of natural materials, and its presence is quietly powerful.
I hope, by holding or gazing upon this piece, you can feel the stillness, the quiet healing, and the raw, untouched beauty of simply being.

タイトル 侘び寂び

木キャンバス
陶芸用赤土・岩絵具・レジン

この作品は、木製キャンバスの上に陶芸用の高級赤土を使って立体的なフォルムを施し、乾燥の過程で自然に入った“ひび”をそのまま美として受け入れたことから始まりました。

当初は修正しようかと迷いましたが、そのひび割れの線に、私は強い美しさと魂の響きを感じました。
そこには、日本の「わびさび」の精神——未完成さや不完全さの中にある深い美——が宿っているように思えたのです。

色彩には、アクリルなどの人工的なものは一切使わず、日本の岩絵の具を中心に、珊瑚や天然鉱石など、地球そのものから生まれたミネラルの色を丁寧に重ねました。
そして、割れ目や空間に流れる金の部分には、純金の粉を樹脂に溶かし込むという手法を用いています。

この作品は実際に手に取ると非常に重く、自然の素材だけで構成された、存在感のある一点です。
触れて、眺めて、ただそこに“ある”というエネルギーから、静かな癒しと、あるがままの美しさを感じていただけたら嬉しいです。
“Reiki Flow”
This piece was created with coral sand from Okinawa, Japanese washi paper, and ススキ (Japanese pampas grass), infused with the energy of reiki.
It represents the invisible current of life-force energy—healing, restoring, and awakening.
A tribute to Japan’s spiritual legacy, and a reminder that true power moves gently.

この作品には沖縄の珊瑚の砂、和紙、そしてススキを用い、日本から伝わるレイキの癒しの力を表現しました。
目には見えないエネルギーが、やさしく、そして力強く、心と身体を癒すように。
【日本語は下記】Sakura — a portal of celebration
This piece will be exhibited in Paris from April 26–30 (details in the last slide) as part of a Japanese art exhibition honoring emerging Japanese artists.

Infused with sakura wood chips, coral sand from Okinawa, washi, and pinecone, Sakura is not just a painting—it is an embodiment of the Japanese spirit of spring.

In Japan, sakura is more than a flower.
It is a symbol of life itself—brilliant, brief, and breathtaking in every stage.
We don’t just celebrate when it blooms.
We honor when it falls.
As petals drift from the branches, carried by wind, we sigh—not out of sadness, but reverence.
Because the beauty of sakura lies in its impermanence.
Its transience makes it sacred.
Its falling is not an ending—it’s a reminder to be fully alive now.
This is the essence of hakanai:
To see beauty in the moment, because we know it will pass.
To love something more deeply, because it won’t stay forever.
And in that fleetingness, we remember how to cherish everything—
our lives, each other, the small joys of being here at all.

Sakura is a celebration of this quiet truth.
A portal into presence.
A mirror of your own blooming—subtle, sovereign, and right on time.

This piece is available for purchase.
Please let them know if you feel called to bring this vibration into your home.

日本人アーティストの発掘を目的としている
会社さんにお話しをいただいてパリに一作品
出展することが決まりました。(詳細は最後のスライドです)
2月にお話しをいただいたのですが、
出展が4月だと聞いて、
すぐに、「パリにいる人に桜を感じてもらいたい」
と思いました。

桜は日本の祝福の象徴であり、
生命の美しさの象徴です。

私たち日本人は儚い桜の儚さゆえ
生命の美しさを感じる心を持っています。
その心を感じてほしいと思い、
絵にも桜の木を使ったりと桜のバイブレーションを
反映させました。
作品そのものがポータルとなっています。
今月26日から30日の間展示され、購入もできますので
ぜひ近くにおられたらみてみてください🙏😌
Inspired by the sacred feminine in Japan —
where hands become vessels of healing, rhythm, and remembrance.
Reiki, Koto, Bon Odori — all whisper through her presence.
She connects to the space, not to fill it, but to harmonize it.
This is not my style of painting. But this is how I see Japanese women.

いつもと違う絵を描いてみた。
いつもは内に浮かぶ映像を形にするけど
今回は日本人女性にチャネリングして描いてみた!
The fact that I am aware of the attachment, it says that I am no longer attached
sketch ✏️
"see through"
「見透かす」

See through your distortion. And through your images.

This image helps you “open your eyes”.
By the way, most of my sketches activate something from within.

偽りを見透かし、形を見透かす。

黒の中心に意識を集中させると“目”が開いてくるよ

#スケッチ #abstractsketch #seethrough #activation
#thirdeyeopen

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Engagement rate

1.07%

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Avg comments
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Interactions : followers
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Vico Ogawa (@ogawavico) is an Artist creator on Instagram, also filed under Art & DIY. Vico Ogawa uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Vico Ogawa runs to 18 words across 5 lines.

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Vico Ogawa has 5,367 followers on Instagram (5.4K). Vico Ogawa follows 400 accounts, so the audience is roughly 13 times the size of the list followed. 81 published posts give Vico Ogawa a moderate archive on Instagram.

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Vico Ogawa's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.07%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 93 followers. An average post collects 60 likes and 2 comments, close to 30 likes for each comment.

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