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No.21 by Haneno Suzuki (Haneno Suzuki: Paper weaving)
Description:
Suzuki's artworks are carefully woven compositions of layered paper materials. Evoking a sense of movement and depth, the imbricated, intricate patterns dance between graphic design and textile art and are reminiscent of tapestries, nets, and baskets.
Measurements:
12.5" x 15"
History:
Haneno Suzuki (b. 1989) is a Tokyo-based visual artist known for exploring the boundaries of material, color, and cutting techniques to create dynamic woven compositions. Situated somewhere between graphics and textiles, her projects emphasize texture and intricate craftsmanship. In the past few years, she has presented her work throughout Japan, Korea, the United States, Switzerland, and Germany. Suzuki was a finalist in the “1_WALL” Graphics Exhibition at Guardian Garden in Tokyo and received an award at the International Poster Triennial in Toyama in 2015. SHUEISHA’s “The Pocket Masterpieces” series has also featured her work as cover visuals across 13 notebook editions. Suzuki holds an M.A. from the Tokyo University of the Arts.
Suzuki's artworks are carefully woven compositions of layered paper materials. Evoking a sense of movement and depth, the imbricated, intricate patterns dance between graphic design and textile art and are reminiscent of tapestries, nets, and baskets.
Measurements:
12.5" x 15"
History:
Haneno Suzuki (b. 1989) is a Tokyo-based visual artist known for exploring the boundaries of material, color, and cutting techniques to create dynamic woven compositions. Situated somewhere between graphics and textiles, her projects emphasize texture and intricate craftsmanship. In the past few years, she has presented her work throughout Japan, Korea, the United States, Switzerland, and Germany. Suzuki was a finalist in the “1_WALL” Graphics Exhibition at Guardian Garden in Tokyo and received an award at the International Poster Triennial in Toyama in 2015. SHUEISHA’s “The Pocket Masterpieces” series has also featured her work as cover visuals across 13 notebook editions. Suzuki holds an M.A. from the Tokyo University of the Arts.
Materials:
Paper
Variation:
One of a kind
Care Instructions:
Fragile. Please handle with care.
Paper
Variation:
One of a kind
Care Instructions:
Fragile. Please handle with care.
All artwork is final sale.
$195.00
Original: $650.00
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Description
Description:
Suzuki's artworks are carefully woven compositions of layered paper materials. Evoking a sense of movement and depth, the imbricated, intricate patterns dance between graphic design and textile art and are reminiscent of tapestries, nets, and baskets.
Measurements:
12.5" x 15"
History:
Haneno Suzuki (b. 1989) is a Tokyo-based visual artist known for exploring the boundaries of material, color, and cutting techniques to create dynamic woven compositions. Situated somewhere between graphics and textiles, her projects emphasize texture and intricate craftsmanship. In the past few years, she has presented her work throughout Japan, Korea, the United States, Switzerland, and Germany. Suzuki was a finalist in the “1_WALL” Graphics Exhibition at Guardian Garden in Tokyo and received an award at the International Poster Triennial in Toyama in 2015. SHUEISHA’s “The Pocket Masterpieces” series has also featured her work as cover visuals across 13 notebook editions. Suzuki holds an M.A. from the Tokyo University of the Arts.
Suzuki's artworks are carefully woven compositions of layered paper materials. Evoking a sense of movement and depth, the imbricated, intricate patterns dance between graphic design and textile art and are reminiscent of tapestries, nets, and baskets.
Measurements:
12.5" x 15"
History:
Haneno Suzuki (b. 1989) is a Tokyo-based visual artist known for exploring the boundaries of material, color, and cutting techniques to create dynamic woven compositions. Situated somewhere between graphics and textiles, her projects emphasize texture and intricate craftsmanship. In the past few years, she has presented her work throughout Japan, Korea, the United States, Switzerland, and Germany. Suzuki was a finalist in the “1_WALL” Graphics Exhibition at Guardian Garden in Tokyo and received an award at the International Poster Triennial in Toyama in 2015. SHUEISHA’s “The Pocket Masterpieces” series has also featured her work as cover visuals across 13 notebook editions. Suzuki holds an M.A. from the Tokyo University of the Arts.
Materials:
Paper
Variation:
One of a kind
Care Instructions:
Fragile. Please handle with care.
Paper
Variation:
One of a kind
Care Instructions:
Fragile. Please handle with care.
All artwork is final sale.
