Akari UF1-H - Table Lantern Incense temporal and physical “in- between-ness”:

temporal and physical “in- between-ness”: being between Western and Eastern cultural values and between the permanent and the temporary physical properties of artwork

Create your own hand-rolled incense under Sari’s guidance

Clay sculpture piece with Kintsugi effect

: Rosemary • rosmarinus officinalis / Hinoki • chamaecyparis obtusa                                   : Moonlight & wind of awaji Island

Akari UF1-H - Table Lantern Incense temporal and physical “in- between-ness”:Traditional Japanese paper lantern designed by Isamu Noguchi. 'Akari' means 'Light' in Japanese, and alludes to both physical lightness and illumination. Isamu Noguchi has had a life time of experimentation and a successful, multi disciplinary art practice. He designed the first Akari lamp in 1951, after learning about traditional paper lanterns in Gifu, Japan. In his quest for creating a sculpture of light that was was experienced like natural light,