

Kingtsugi in Nature
Acrylic on canvas
36 x 48 x 1 in. (91.4 x 121.9 x 2.5 cm )
金継ぎは、日本の伝統的な修理技法で、陶器や磁器の割れを金粉や漆で修復します。この方法は、壊れた物に新しい美しさを与え、その歴史を引き立てます。金継ぎは欠点を隠さず、むしろ受け入れ、個性を表現します。
Kintsugi is a traditional Japanese repair technique that involves mending broken pottery or porcelain with lacquer mixed with gold dust. This approach not only restores the item but also enhances its historical narrative. Kintsugi does not hide imperfections; instead, it embraces them, transforming flaws into unique beauty.
After being stuck by lighting, this oak tree lives on, reminding us that beauty arises from overcoming hardship.
Kingtsugi in Nature
Acrylic on canvas
36 x 48 x 1 in. (91.4 x 121.9 x 2.5 cm )
金継ぎは、日本の伝統的な修理技法で、陶器や磁器の割れを金粉や漆で修復します。この方法は、壊れた物に新しい美しさを与え、その歴史を引き立てます。金継ぎは欠点を隠さず、むしろ受け入れ、個性を表現します。
Kintsugi is a traditional Japanese repair technique that involves mending broken pottery or porcelain with lacquer mixed with gold dust. This approach not only restores the item but also enhances its historical narrative. Kintsugi does not hide imperfections; instead, it embraces them, transforming flaws into unique beauty.
After being stuck by lighting, this oak tree lives on, reminding us that beauty arises from overcoming hardship.
Inspiration: California Foothills
Collection: Fading Eden