World Wide Vision Press has been formed for the purpose of publishing collaborative artworks, books and articles with a radically new vision and philosophy aimed at having a global impact, through raising social consciousness and recognizing all people as citizens of the world, without borders. Our vision is to make the artists, employees, partners, and consumers alike active participants in a creative process driven not mainly by profit, but by mutual benefit, deriving from one of our core values: "make with me, share with me".

Our first collaborative work called 'Three Reflections of Cheery Blossom'

views the cherry blossoms by three different lights: the moonlight, paper lanterns, and electric light. Each of them symbolizes different times, perspectives, and different ways of viewing beauty from an artistic point of view. Beauty is filtered through our time context and environment, then it is reflected back to the artist as a vision in the passing waters of time. Where the poetry of Tyler reveals the painful reality of our mundane struggles and weaknesses, the images of DK heal the soul and mind of the reader. The idea is at the same time to present the reader with the problem and the solution, the Yin and Yang of a hopeful world that we must look after.

Collaborative Team of Artists:

The Japanese artist, Akira Hasegawa, was born in Komatsu City, Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, in 1947. Since 1973, he has worked on over 4,000 films and television commercials, videos, cyber graphic designs and computer art projects as an artist, producer and director. For his work, he has received numerous award. He announced concept of DK in 1996.

Tyler McPeek is an author of books of poetry and fiction, including "Questions of a Nightingale" and "Three Reflections of Cherry Blossoms." He is also a publishing academic in the fields of Linguistics and Business, as well as a published expert in Japanese Studies (earning his MBA from Ritsumeikan APU in 2005). Tyler is currently the President of the Florida Linguistics Association (FLA) and a PhD Candidate and instructor of Linguistics at the University of Florida.