Bush Horizons
Selected for the 2022 ITAMI International Craft Exhibition, at the Itami City Museum of Art, History and Culture, from November 19 -December 25, 2022, Itami Japan
Selected for the 2022 ITAMI International Craft Exhibition, at the Itami City Museum of Art, History and Culture, from November 19 -December 25, 2022, Itami Japan
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These works respond to the theme of ‘Shuki Shuhaidai’. The surface of these O-choko (sake cups) are imprinted with Japanese Washi paper
and Capillipedium spicigerum (L) and Pteridium esculentum (R) which are a native grass and native bracken fern respectively found in Eastern Australia. I wanted to capture a sense of the bush and its dramatic colours and textures alongside the soft white icy texture of the silver, contemplating our horizons while enjoying sake.
and Capillipedium spicigerum (L) and Pteridium esculentum (R) which are a native grass and native bracken fern respectively found in Eastern Australia. I wanted to capture a sense of the bush and its dramatic colours and textures alongside the soft white icy texture of the silver, contemplating our horizons while enjoying sake.