A Child

This print depicts a child as its central subject, rendered through the mokuhanga process on washi paper. Oi likely employs a restrained palette with careful gradation achieved through bokashi, giving the figure a soft, intimate presence. The subject matter places this work within a tradition of figural prints in Japanese printmaking, though Oi's contemporary sensibility shapes its treatment. The child is probably shown in a candid or contemplative pose, with the woodblock medium lending a slight textural warmth to skin tones and clothing. The limited color register typical of mokuhanga keeps the image direct and emotionally grounded without sentimentality.