Surface Tactility #11 by Genta Ishizuka
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Published: 08.02.2019
Using the simple motif of a bag of oranges as his point of departure, Ishizuka elevates this humble form through his expert use of lacquer. The allure of the gloss of his material creates an immediately sensual attraction that is contemporary in its appeal, belying the fact that the urushi lacquer technique originates from Japan between the 7th and 8th centuries.
Genta Ishizuka
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Surface Tactility #11
2018
Urushi, styrene foam balls, 2-way tricot, linen cloth.
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Surface Tactility #11
2018
Urushi, styrene foam balls, 2-way tricot, linen cloth.
- Awarded:
- LOEWE Craft Prize 2019
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