"Certain marks methodically fill the entire sheet, while others arrange themselves and create surfaces like a row of planks. Then there is the series of rock drawings: totems, studies ... Here too an organised plan for filling the page emerges where the abstract forms of rocks logically occupy a rectangular surface. It might make me think of certain drawings by Henry Moore, but even more when looking at these rock constructions I think of Yves Tanguy, painter of gruesome aerial, subterranean, and maritime elegance" - Yves Brochard, "Christian Hidaka. Waterfall at the top of the river"

BROCHARD, Yves, "Christian Hidaka. Waterfall at the top of the river", Max Wigram gallery, 2011