https://www.wangichao.com/ 2022-10-01 weekly 0.5 https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/73699/399d59f84a1a8cf785c01697feaa3488_hd.jpg The Origami Sculpture with Motif ORI-SS-01 This sculpture series explores two basic concepts: storytelling and three-dimensional modeling. Storytelling is explored in terms of symbolic elements of motif or character. In daily life, the application of symbolic elements is all around us. Some examples include logos, colors and signage design in public places. Other examples include sand and stone used to symbolize landscapes in Japanese dry landscape gardens, and flower petals used to symbolize blooming cherry blossoms in Japanese tea ceremonies. How can we separate essence from impurities in ordinary things and present them in the simplest manner to leave the audience with the greatest space for imagination? Here, the artist approaches his work taking the “hands” as a central theme. Simplifying the form of the hands, its figurative form disappears to leave behind only the essence of its “dynamic”. In the art works, clean lines are used to symbolize hand gestures, containing the storytelling within dynamic movement and focusing on the force and beauty of movement and poise. Each piece represents the observation, imagination and interpretation of hand gestures. The form of the works is inspired by traditional Japanese origami. Taking a piece of paper as a single unit, the grace and resilience of paper is shown through the methods of bending, folding and cutting, from which the expressive possibilities of flat, semi three-dimensional and three-dimensional sculpture modeling are explored. In these works, he specially made use of the hardness of iron and other metals to highlight the softness of paper, adding an interesting visual and tactile contrast to the work. For the artist, artistic creation is like creating a negative space, emptiness or void. Being able to accommodate the imagination of the audience to the greatest extent and interact with them forms the greatest driving force for creating. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/73699/0b1792951168d7ac9044efbfc8ed622f_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/73699/791e8badb7460d8b2dadb0de2c322a9d_hd.jpg The Origami Sculpture with Motif ORI-SW1 This sculpture series explores two basic concepts: storytelling and three-dimensional modeling. Storytelling is explored in terms of symbolic elements of motif or character. In daily life, the application of symbolic elements is all around us. Some examples include logos, colors and signage design in public places. Other examples include sand and stone used to symbolize landscapes in Japanese dry landscape gardens, and flower petals used to symbolize blooming cherry blossoms in Japanese tea ceremonies. How can we separate essence from impurities in ordinary things and present them in the simplest manner to leave the audience with the greatest space for imagination? Here, the artist approaches his work taking the “hands” as a central theme. Simplifying the form of the hands, its figurative form disappears to leave behind only the essence of its “dynamic”. In the art works, clean lines are used to symbolize hand gestures, containing the storytelling within dynamic movement and focusing on the force and beauty of movement and poise. Each piece represents the observation, imagination and interpretation of hand gestures. The form of the works is inspired by traditional Japanese origami. Taking a piece of paper as a single unit, the grace and resilience of paper is shown through the methods of bending, folding and cutting, from which the expressive possibilities of flat, semi three-dimensional and three-dimensional sculpture modeling are explored. In these works, he specially made use of the hardness of iron and other metals to highlight the softness of paper, adding an interesting visual and tactile contrast to the work. For the artist, artistic creation is like creating a negative space, emptiness or void. Being able to accommodate the imagination of the audience to the greatest extent and interact with them forms the greatest driving force for creating. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/73699/dabf5b1c2ffd8473659b6dc6f59faf8d_hd.jpg The Origami Sculpture with Motif ORI-SW2 This sculpture series explores two basic concepts: storytelling and three-dimensional modeling. Storytelling is explored in terms of symbolic elements of motif or character. In daily life, the application of symbolic elements is all around us. Some examples include logos, colors and signage design in public places. Other examples include sand and stone used to symbolize landscapes in Japanese dry landscape gardens, and flower petals used to symbolize blooming cherry blossoms in Japanese tea ceremonies. How can we separate essence from impurities in ordinary things and present them in the simplest manner to leave the audience with the greatest space for imagination? Here, the artist approaches his work taking the “hands” as a central theme. Simplifying the form of the hands, its figurative form disappears to leave behind only the essence of its “dynamic”. In the art works, clean lines are used to symbolize hand gestures, containing the storytelling within dynamic movement and focusing on the force and beauty of movement and poise. Each piece represents the observation, imagination and interpretation of hand gestures. The form of the works is inspired by traditional Japanese origami. Taking a piece of paper as a single unit, the grace and resilience of paper is shown through the methods of bending, folding and cutting, from which the expressive possibilities of flat, semi three-dimensional and three-dimensional sculpture modeling are explored. In these works, he specially made use of the hardness of iron and other metals to highlight the softness of paper, adding an interesting visual and tactile contrast to the work. For the artist, artistic creation is like creating a negative space, emptiness or void. Being able to accommodate the imagination of the audience to the greatest extent and interact with them forms the greatest driving force for creating. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/73699/3a853a451f18a7d5a0d328db8c5268ca_hd.jpg The Origami Sculpture with Motif ORI-SW3 This sculpture series explores two basic concepts: storytelling and three-dimensional modeling. Storytelling is explored in terms of symbolic elements of motif or character. In daily life, the application of symbolic elements is all around us. Some examples include logos, colors and signage design in public places. Other examples include sand and stone used to symbolize landscapes in Japanese dry landscape gardens, and flower petals used to symbolize blooming cherry blossoms in Japanese tea ceremonies. How can we separate essence from impurities in ordinary things and present them in the simplest manner to leave the audience with the greatest space for imagination? Here, the artist approaches his work taking the “hands” as a central theme. Simplifying the form of the hands, its figurative form disappears to leave behind only the essence of its “dynamic”. In the art works, clean lines are used to symbolize hand gestures, containing the storytelling within dynamic movement and focusing on the force and beauty of movement and poise. Each piece represents the observation, imagination and interpretation of hand gestures. The form of the works is inspired by traditional Japanese origami. Taking a piece of paper as a single unit, the grace and resilience of paper is shown through the methods of bending, folding and cutting, from which the expressive possibilities of flat, semi three-dimensional and three-dimensional sculpture modeling are explored. In these works, he specially made use of the hardness of iron and other metals to highlight the softness of paper, adding an interesting visual and tactile contrast to the work. For the artist, artistic creation is like creating a negative space, emptiness or void. Being able to accommodate the imagination of the audience to the greatest extent and interact with them forms the greatest driving force for creating. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/73699/a4249572fe8c6486fe4f6ef3f04918f8_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/73699/ce5da60e90df1e5d274bf35ad19c6b9f_hd.jpg The Origami Sculpture with Motif- Walls This sculpture series explores two basic concepts: storytelling and three-dimensional modeling. Storytelling is explored in terms of symbolic elements of motif or character. In daily life, the application of symbolic elements is all around us. Some examples include logos, colors and signage design in public places. Other examples include sand and stone used to symbolize landscapes in Japanese dry landscape gardens, and flower petals used to symbolize blooming cherry blossoms in Japanese tea ceremonies. How can we separate essence from impurities in ordinary things and present them in the simplest manner to leave the audience with the greatest space for imagination? Here, the artist approaches his work taking the “hands” as a central theme. Simplifying the form of the hands, its figurative form disappears to leave behind only the essence of its “dynamic”. In the art works, clean lines are used to symbolize hand gestures, containing the storytelling within dynamic movement and focusing on the force and beauty of movement and poise. Each piece represents the observation, imagination and interpretation of hand gestures. The form of the works is inspired by traditional Japanese origami. Taking a piece of paper as a single unit, the grace and resilience of paper is shown through the methods of bending, folding and cutting, from which the expressive possibilities of flat, semi three-dimensional and three-dimensional sculpture modeling are explored. In these works, he specially made use of the hardness of iron and other metals to highlight the softness of paper, adding an interesting visual and tactile contrast to the work. For the artist, artistic creation is like creating a negative space, emptiness or void. Being able to accommodate the imagination of the audience to the greatest extent and interact with them forms the greatest driving force for creating. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/64792ec22dce4e0ca2216fadba035b79_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/030fd943ff947e80a15ef36bdb38d173_hd.jpg Chair with Belly Button Small and compact Chair with Belly Button for most surfaces https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/9f23302ae6dbdfa7006b8ec1c145a31e_hd.jpg Chair with Belly Button for floor Chair with Belly Button is a series of lightweight and portable chairs that allows users to utilize the spaces around them, such as stairs, floor, or piles of books, to provide a more comfortable sitting experience. The chair’s design redefines the idea of conventional seats by providing unexpected sitting options. The image of the chairs came from a dreamy scenario - a group of floppy and melting forms scattering in a space. They quietly lean against the walls and in the corners like little fellows sleeping. Each chair has its own belly button to lend a little bit of playfulness. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/979f912b839ef7bbb19ed77f897a2bad_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/3f10514e43ad37c633e8be36fa49bf31_hd.jpg The Red Nose Circus https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/42b24c5cf3a85db8904379df0fec1553_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/4caadb6b9b8deb36635aa997f8051d3e_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/d3e4a9d06256a048bb0fd59a784be2bc_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/d0399c80d02df3eb0bebea84c5a69b3d_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/73699/a9c2182958354b0c3b5e77e43688852b_hd.jpg https://www.wangichao.com/3d 2022-10-01 weekly 0.5 https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/73699/399d59f84a1a8cf785c01697feaa3488_hd.jpg The Origami Sculpture with Motif ORI-SS-01 This sculpture series explores two basic concepts: storytelling and three-dimensional modeling. Storytelling is explored in terms of symbolic elements of motif or character. In daily life, the application of symbolic elements is all around us. Some examples include logos, colors and signage design in public places. Other examples include sand and stone used to symbolize landscapes in Japanese dry landscape gardens, and flower petals used to symbolize blooming cherry blossoms in Japanese tea ceremonies. How can we separate essence from impurities in ordinary things and present them in the simplest manner to leave the audience with the greatest space for imagination? Here, the artist approaches his work taking the “hands” as a central theme. Simplifying the form of the hands, its figurative form disappears to leave behind only the essence of its “dynamic”. In the art works, clean lines are used to symbolize hand gestures, containing the storytelling within dynamic movement and focusing on the force and beauty of movement and poise. Each piece represents the observation, imagination and interpretation of hand gestures. The form of the works is inspired by traditional Japanese origami. Taking a piece of paper as a single unit, the grace and resilience of paper is shown through the methods of bending, folding and cutting, from which the expressive possibilities of flat, semi three-dimensional and three-dimensional sculpture modeling are explored. In these works, he specially made use of the hardness of iron and other metals to highlight the softness of paper, adding an interesting visual and tactile contrast to the work. For the artist, artistic creation is like creating a negative space, emptiness or void. Being able to accommodate the imagination of the audience to the greatest extent and interact with them forms the greatest driving force for creating. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/bbe74fe8978e507b699f4a4f699200e8_hd.jpg Chair with Belly Button Chair with Belly Button is a series of lightweight and portable chairs that allows users to utilize the spaces around them, such as stairs, floor, or piles of books, to provide a more comfortable sitting experience. The chair’s design redefines the idea of conventional seats by providing unexpected sitting options. The image of the chairs came from a dreamy scenario - a group of floppy and melting forms scattering in a space. They quietly lean against the walls and in the corners like little fellows sleeping. Each chair has its own belly button to lend a little bit of playfulness. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/2fcf7856ca207a4e8de8e1ffcdcf9b51_hd.jpg The Red Nose Circus Inspired by a playful circus theme, The Red Nose Circus is a series of desktop toys that stirringly charms users with its pliantand swift motions. Originally inspired by common circus tropes such as balloons, clown noses and cannons, the Red Nose Circus series is a three-piece set of wobble toys. The three characters Red Nose Balloon, Red Nose Twins and Red Nose Drummer all have different functions that entertain the user with their continual motions. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/80516e799c51dd6e3c7474f352cbcca5_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/fe17b2a2447492b3e60a223abd0e3b20_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/3b55dfe183777fff66bc90c7461ff545_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/73699/6815218ca3904fd641bce80a57e0eb19_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/fd96f7a32ed671f325a9fb4f9be72fa7_hd.jpg Chair with Belly Button Chair with Belly Button is a series of lightweight and portable chairs that allows users to utilize the spaces around them, such as stairs, floor, or piles of books, to provide a more comfortable sitting experience. The chair’s design redefines the idea of conventional seats by providing unexpected sitting options. The image of the chairs came from a dreamy scenario - a group of floppy and melting forms scattering in a space. They quietly lean against the walls and in the corners like little fellows sleeping. Each chair has its own belly button to lend a little bit of playfulness. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/a561c7643d9290507befd7ef712d88ef_hd.jpg Red Nose Balloon The elegant swings of Red Nose Balloon convey peaceful moments, providing a feeling of ease and relaxation to viewers. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/979f912b839ef7bbb19ed77f897a2bad_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/73699/395a70be1db3090dc88bf4599fc22423_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/4da7259c01621af8c421676d3a7f2e5f_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/9e93b1027b6eabe821d71569d9ea6dce_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/3035dc65349f5c4c819b235bb94afa73_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/73699/791e8badb7460d8b2dadb0de2c322a9d_hd.jpg The Origami Sculpture with Motif ORI-SW1 This sculpture series explores two basic concepts: storytelling and three-dimensional modeling. Storytelling is explored in terms of symbolic elements of motif or character. In daily life, the application of symbolic elements is all around us. Some examples include logos, colors and signage design in public places. Other examples include sand and stone used to symbolize landscapes in Japanese dry landscape gardens, and flower petals used to symbolize blooming cherry blossoms in Japanese tea ceremonies. How can we separate essence from impurities in ordinary things and present them in the simplest manner to leave the audience with the greatest space for imagination? Here, the artist approaches his work taking the “hands” as a central theme. Simplifying the form of the hands, its figurative form disappears to leave behind only the essence of its “dynamic”. In the art works, clean lines are used to symbolize hand gestures, containing the storytelling within dynamic movement and focusing on the force and beauty of movement and poise. Each piece represents the observation, imagination and interpretation of hand gestures. The form of the works is inspired by traditional Japanese origami. Taking a piece of paper as a single unit, the grace and resilience of paper is shown through the methods of bending, folding and cutting, from which the expressive possibilities of flat, semi three-dimensional and three-dimensional sculpture modeling are explored. In these works, he specially made use of the hardness of iron and other metals to highlight the softness of paper, adding an interesting visual and tactile contrast to the work. For the artist, artistic creation is like creating a negative space, emptiness or void. Being able to accommodate the imagination of the audience to the greatest extent and interact with them forms the greatest driving force for creating. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/af1a1a6744099479ebae8642a739ef2b_hd.jpg Chair with Belly Button Small and compact Chair with Belly Button for most surfaces https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/b4a4d8a9b51be353e3b6aa478770843c_hd.jpg Red Nose Balloon Red Nose Balloon mimics the gentle motion of a balloon swinging in a light breeze. When the base of the toy wobbles, the balloon will swing on the connected wire. The wire allows the balloon to sway back and forth creating an illusion of a balloon floating in the air. When gently pressed by the user, this toy’s hypnotic motion will completely seize the user’s attention. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/6b9d3f0c7da0c72e115e1d5af58eb24c_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/08818de778cb8049639e7f3878b998cc_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/69bf7dea2a7498339454acce2e802103_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/f802e47103844c5bc9bf635f25a66bed_hd.jpg The egg inspired pet carrier allows people to put their pets in the yolk, wrap it with the white, and carry them around. The yolk protects your beloved animal in a warm shelter where it can comfortably observe the amazing world outside of your home. With the white fabric handles, you can provide them with a peaceful journey as they float along with you. The white shell can also serve as a seating mat to be used for your comfort. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/73699/dabf5b1c2ffd8473659b6dc6f59faf8d_hd.jpg The Origami Sculpture with Motif ORI-SW2 This sculpture series explores two basic concepts: storytelling and three-dimensional modeling. Storytelling is explored in terms of symbolic elements of motif or character. In daily life, the application of symbolic elements is all around us. Some examples include logos, colors and signage design in public places. Other examples include sand and stone used to symbolize landscapes in Japanese dry landscape gardens, and flower petals used to symbolize blooming cherry blossoms in Japanese tea ceremonies. How can we separate essence from impurities in ordinary things and present them in the simplest manner to leave the audience with the greatest space for imagination? Here, the artist approaches his work taking the “hands” as a central theme. Simplifying the form of the hands, its figurative form disappears to leave behind only the essence of its “dynamic”. In the art works, clean lines are used to symbolize hand gestures, containing the storytelling within dynamic movement and focusing on the force and beauty of movement and poise. Each piece represents the observation, imagination and interpretation of hand gestures. The form of the works is inspired by traditional Japanese origami. Taking a piece of paper as a single unit, the grace and resilience of paper is shown through the methods of bending, folding and cutting, from which the expressive possibilities of flat, semi three-dimensional and three-dimensional sculpture modeling are explored. In these works, he specially made use of the hardness of iron and other metals to highlight the softness of paper, adding an interesting visual and tactile contrast to the work. For the artist, artistic creation is like creating a negative space, emptiness or void. Being able to accommodate the imagination of the audience to the greatest extent and interact with them forms the greatest driving force for creating. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/030fd943ff947e80a15ef36bdb38d173_hd.jpg Chair with Belly Button Small and compact Chair with Belly Button for most surfaces https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/e0f00427eb487106fb25ef4aee43076a_hd.jpg Red Nose Twins The Red Nose Twins dance and tussle connected by curved wire, enticing the user to create an impassioned story between these two opposing forces. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/322c12ff89d95555f47b092564da0b8f_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/3bdbf6d82bfef28b52252c8f739e7521_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/21880ec180c9ecbd7781ecba2a5d0cb6_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/c2142a4566a83bd30278fd4191a2411f_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/9961398bce9d9950e9eaf95127d85f06_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/73699/3a853a451f18a7d5a0d328db8c5268ca_hd.jpg The Origami Sculpture with Motif ORI-SW3 This sculpture series explores two basic concepts: storytelling and three-dimensional modeling. Storytelling is explored in terms of symbolic elements of motif or character. In daily life, the application of symbolic elements is all around us. Some examples include logos, colors and signage design in public places. Other examples include sand and stone used to symbolize landscapes in Japanese dry landscape gardens, and flower petals used to symbolize blooming cherry blossoms in Japanese tea ceremonies. How can we separate essence from impurities in ordinary things and present them in the simplest manner to leave the audience with the greatest space for imagination? Here, the artist approaches his work taking the “hands” as a central theme. Simplifying the form of the hands, its figurative form disappears to leave behind only the essence of its “dynamic”. In the art works, clean lines are used to symbolize hand gestures, containing the storytelling within dynamic movement and focusing on the force and beauty of movement and poise. Each piece represents the observation, imagination and interpretation of hand gestures. The form of the works is inspired by traditional Japanese origami. Taking a piece of paper as a single unit, the grace and resilience of paper is shown through the methods of bending, folding and cutting, from which the expressive possibilities of flat, semi three-dimensional and three-dimensional sculpture modeling are explored. In these works, he specially made use of the hardness of iron and other metals to highlight the softness of paper, adding an interesting visual and tactile contrast to the work. For the artist, artistic creation is like creating a negative space, emptiness or void. Being able to accommodate the imagination of the audience to the greatest extent and interact with them forms the greatest driving force for creating. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/441cf485fc931b1f5c3fa5156a572c2f_hd.jpg Chair with Belly Button for Staircases Chair with Belly Button is a series of lightweight and portable chairs that allows users to utilize the spaces around them, such as stairs, floor, or piles of books, to provide a more comfortable sitting experience. The chair’s design redefines the idea of conventional seats by providing unexpected sitting options. The image of the chairs came from a dreamy scenario - a group of floppy and melting forms scattering in a space. They quietly lean against the walls and in the corners like little fellows sleeping. Each chair has its own belly button to lend a little bit of playfulness. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/481361427e7b211dda0e3a21668f3561_hd.jpg Red Nose Twins The Red Nose Twins features two opposing cannon balls playfully linked by a tense wire, showing their inevitable connectivity. On this path, the two bases simultaneously move as user wobbles each one base. As they come close to each other, the bases attract and repel each other with magnets inside of their bodies, which create pushing or hugging gestures. This toy is about enjoying the balancing process between two different motions. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/b930a5aff6350bd461861e300b430518_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/cfc3fd13dd81018b7fe98df05225bf5f_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/5c5d4debf58811c69162b7725b2a8c76_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/fdedd934065ac14eb5cc50171a7fccc2_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/73699/bab51fc360b3eacd27156160755b9840_hd.jpg The Origami Sculpture with Motif ORI-SW4 This sculpture series explores two basic concepts: storytelling and three-dimensional modeling. Storytelling is explored in terms of symbolic elements of motif or character. In daily life, the application of symbolic elements is all around us. Some examples include logos, colors and signage design in public places. Other examples include sand and stone used to symbolize landscapes in Japanese dry landscape gardens, and flower petals used to symbolize blooming cherry blossoms in Japanese tea ceremonies. How can we separate essence from impurities in ordinary things and present them in the simplest manner to leave the audience with the greatest space for imagination? Here, the artist approaches his work taking the “hands” as a central theme. Simplifying the form of the hands, its figurative form disappears to leave behind only the essence of its “dynamic”. In the art works, clean lines are used to symbolize hand gestures, containing the storytelling within dynamic movement and focusing on the force and beauty of movement and poise. Each piece represents the observation, imagination and interpretation of hand gestures. The form of the works is inspired by traditional Japanese origami. Taking a piece of paper as a single unit, the grace and resilience of paper is shown through the methods of bending, folding and cutting, from which the expressive possibilities of flat, semi three-dimensional and three-dimensional sculpture modeling are explored. In these works, he specially made use of the hardness of iron and other metals to highlight the softness of paper, adding an interesting visual and tactile contrast to the work. For the artist, artistic creation is like creating a negative space, emptiness or void. Being able to accommodate the imagination of the audience to the greatest extent and interact with them forms the greatest driving force for creating. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/bce9fb868ebe89d56720a1c4e4295bf9_hd.jpg Chair with Belly Button for floor Chair with Belly Button is a series of lightweight and portable chairs that allows users to utilize the spaces around them, such as stairs, floor, or piles of books, to provide a more comfortable sitting experience. The chair’s design redefines the idea of conventional seats by providing unexpected sitting options. The image of the chairs came from a dreamy scenario - a group of floppy and melting forms scattering in a space. They quietly lean against the walls and in the corners like little fellows sleeping. Each chair has its own belly button to lend a little bit of playfulness. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/9076e4b8a2737f21fe77c976ab4f9ef0_hd.jpg Red Nose Jumper The ecstatic movements of the Red Nose Jumper will provide moments that remind users of the endless freedom experienced in childhood. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/b6b27a8822f60c20dafc90af42f4e498_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/1cc469349bdaf1d504396b43330481ce_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/2355f95c584152446e496d28c0c99102_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/73699/5918ab8bfe4c51186c4be5d06f240840_hd.jpg The Origami Sculpture with Motif- Walls This sculpture series explores two basic concepts: storytelling and three-dimensional modeling. Storytelling is explored in terms of symbolic elements of motif or character. In daily life, the application of symbolic elements is all around us. Some examples include logos, colors and signage design in public places. Other examples include sand and stone used to symbolize landscapes in Japanese dry landscape gardens, and flower petals used to symbolize blooming cherry blossoms in Japanese tea ceremonies. How can we separate essence from impurities in ordinary things and present them in the simplest manner to leave the audience with the greatest space for imagination? Here, the artist approaches his work taking the “hands” as a central theme. Simplifying the form of the hands, its figurative form disappears to leave behind only the essence of its “dynamic”. In the art works, clean lines are used to symbolize hand gestures, containing the storytelling within dynamic movement and focusing on the force and beauty of movement and poise. Each piece represents the observation, imagination and interpretation of hand gestures. The form of the works is inspired by traditional Japanese origami. Taking a piece of paper as a single unit, the grace and resilience of paper is shown through the methods of bending, folding and cutting, from which the expressive possibilities of flat, semi three-dimensional and three-dimensional sculpture modeling are explored. In these works, he specially made use of the hardness of iron and other metals to highlight the softness of paper, adding an interesting visual and tactile contrast to the work. For the artist, artistic creation is like creating a negative space, emptiness or void. Being able to accommodate the imagination of the audience to the greatest extent and interact with them forms the greatest driving force for creating. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/9f23302ae6dbdfa7006b8ec1c145a31e_hd.jpg Chair with Belly Button for floor Chair with Belly Button is a series of lightweight and portable chairs that allows users to utilize the spaces around them, such as stairs, floor, or piles of books, to provide a more comfortable sitting experience. The chair’s design redefines the idea of conventional seats by providing unexpected sitting options. The image of the chairs came from a dreamy scenario - a group of floppy and melting forms scattering in a space. They quietly lean against the walls and in the corners like little fellows sleeping. Each chair has its own belly button to lend a little bit of playfulness. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/deaec4d593d56238839bc286866295d3_hd.jpg Red Nose Jumper The Red Nose Jumper is a little character on top of the wooden bowl stage. When the bowl is pushed, the jumper will run, dance and jump randomly like clowns or acrobats. The jumper can be stacked in many different ways to create other moving patterns. Furthermore, when the pin on the jumper hits surface of the top surface of the bowl, it will create a drumming sound. https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/f54ead529e36afdb7d03ea20df97c862_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/b19d818abf42090df301035b46d339b4_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/670bf9c18d1cfa369d6204e6fc2ddd39_hd.jpg https://imageproxy.viewbook.com/73699/ce5da60e90df1e5d274bf35ad19c6b9f_hd.jpg The Origami Sculpture with Motif- Walls This sculpture series explores two basic concepts: storytelling and three-dimensional modeling. Storytelling is explored in terms of symbolic elements of motif or character. In daily life, the application of symbolic elements is all around us. Some examples include logos, colors and signage design in public places. Other examples include sand and stone used to symbolize landscapes in Japanese dry landscape gardens, and flower petals used to symbolize blooming cherry blossoms in Japanese tea ceremonies. How can we separate essence from impurities in ordinary things and present them in the simplest manner to leave the audience with the greatest space for imagination? Here, the artist approaches his work taking the “hands” as a central theme. Simplifying the form of the hands, its figurative form disappears to leave behind only the essence of its “dynamic”. In the art works, clean lines are used to symbolize hand gestures, containing the storytelling within dynamic movement and focusing on the force and beauty of movement and poise. Each piece represents the observation, imagination and interpretation of hand gestures. The form of the works is inspired by traditional Japanese origami. Taking a piece of paper as a single unit, the grace and resilience of paper is shown through the methods of bending, folding and cutting, from which the expressive possibilities of flat, semi three-dimensional and three-dimensional sculpture modeling are explored. In these works, he specially made use of the hardness of iron and other metals to highlight the softness of paper, adding an interesting visual and tactile contrast to the work. For the artist, artistic creation is like creating a negative space, emptiness or void. 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