Hidenori Tsumori “Remains of the Day”

A Lighthouse called Kanata

Finished

Artists

Hidenori Tsumori

To capture the rivers of time flowing into oceans deep, the fragments of memories borne and the tenderness of lives lost, to limn the power of nature and its eternal struggle between life and death. Such thematic elements strike at the elegiac core of the young Hidenori Tsumori’s glass sculptures, encompassing the fragile remains of the day that have turned to sombre yet powerful memories in glass and clay. Like the turning of the seasons and the rise and fall of the sun and moon, the passing of time embodies the inevitable cycle of life that dictates our human existence. Tsumori’s elegant sculptures represent the remnants of what has passed and what (or perhaps who?) is left behind in elegantly poignant detail. Using an ingeniously original technique of firing glass together with clay, the many landscapes within the young Hidenori Tsumori’s mind are only just emerging.

Schedule

Sep 8 (Thu) 2016-Sep 17 (Sat) 2016