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Kazuo Kadonaga (角永 和夫, Kadonaga Kazuo, born 1946) is a contemporary Japanese sculptor. He was born in 1946 in Ishikawa, Japan. From a family that owns a cedar forest and lumber mill. Originally trained as a painter, Kadonaga soon realized that “others painted better”. In his father’s sawmill he rediscovered the natural beauty of wood. His work can be related to two recent art movements in Japan, though he was not directly involved with either. The Gutai, or “concrete” movement of the 1950s and, later, the Mono-ha or “object” group which operates in a way similar to Western “process artists”.