the landscape listens
This piece draws from traditional mountainscape compositions and uses collapsed perspective, inspired by Japanese Ukiyo-e prints from the 18th and 19th centuries. The small pieces resemble details from architecturural models that suggest measurable, precise abstractions of space. Here, intricate cutouts celebrate playful expressions of imagination, while reflecting on the illusions of modeled (measurable, precise) intimacy.
beech, maple veneer, rope, earth magnets, polywhey natural finish
beech, maple veneer, rope, earth magnets, polywhey natural finish
2023
ryan everett smith