Lo que la gran mayoría de nosotros tiramos a la basura porque ya no sirve otros lo recogen para crear y transformarlo en Arte. Hoy viernes os presento a Yuken Teruya, un artista japonés que manipula objetos cotidianos para reflexionar sobre la sociedad contemporánea. Talla y construye en bolsas de papel, cajas de pizza, diarios, vasos de plástico o rollos de papel higiénico creando meticulosos y diminutos mundos.
Todo un delicado trabajo de horas de calado y modelado que le llevan a imaginar primero y a crear posteriormente estas mini esculturas de arboles. Me ha parecido fascinante su trabajo, toda una labor maravillosa como vemos en los resultados.
What the vast majority of us throw away because it no longer serves others gather to create and transform it into art. Friday Today I present to Yuken Teruya, a Japanese artist who manipulates everyday objects to reflect on contemporary society. Height and built in paper bags, pizza boxes, newspapers, plastic cups, toilet paper or creating meticulous and tiny worlds.
All of hours an amazing job of setting and modeling that take you to think first and then create these mini sculptures of trees. I found it fascinating to work, all a wonderful job as we see in the results.
What the vast majority of us throw away because it no longer serves others gather to create and transform it into art. Friday Today I present to Yuken Teruya, a Japanese artist who manipulates everyday objects to reflect on contemporary society. Height and built in paper bags, pizza boxes, newspapers, plastic cups, toilet paper or creating meticulous and tiny worlds.
All of hours an amazing job of setting and modeling that take you to think first and then create these mini sculptures of trees. I found it fascinating to work, all a wonderful job as we see in the results.
Buen fin de semana y ....reir !!!