Daisuke Fukunaga paints left behind places and forgotten things around us which we are unaware of, such as the shabby field, the basement of the building under construction without electricity, cleaning tools such as worn-out mops, tires, hose coiling on the ground and waste. “The situation where the tires and mops are placed gave me an impression of the time skewed and slipped, which seemed very dramatic to me”, said Fukunaga. In his paintings, the general and functional values of those things are casted off and they exist as if they had their own emotions and personalities.

In his solo exhibition "To have something as support" at Tomio Koyama Gallery in 2011, he painted people for the first time. Dynamic works on large canvas of the figures’ personal and fulfilled moments were exhibited, which included the people that lived happily by finding something to count on in their emptiness and indirection, or a person who leads off to the lining wheels (“private orchestra”). With his unique touch, Fukunaga's painting has a theatrical and strong resonance. Fiction and reality dissolve, and the dense sensation rises, which strongly reside in the painting of Fukunaga, who says "I have to cast my first image into shape". Sincerely pursuing his words, Fukunaga finishes his paintings that sometimes go beyond it.