The 'SUMI BLACK' collection finds inspiration in a 'Kurogaki' encountered on a trip to Tokyo. 'Kurogaki,' colloquially named, lacks formal classification as a 'black persimmon.' Rarely, persimmon trees reveal a distinctive black hue, known as 'Kurogaki,' making it a one-in-ten-thousand chance find. Its rarity, challenging growth, and timber processing difficulties add mystique and value. No specific region in Japan is abundant in 'Kurogaki.' The tree's twisting growth and fragility pose challenges for landscapers, showcasing craftsmen's skills. Evoking a wabi-sabi art sense, the collection captures this phenomenon using Japanese soot paint, symbolizing 'black' in Japanese culture.
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βοΈ Acrylic on canvas
βοΈ Comes with an external floating frame
βοΈ Wired and ready to hang
βοΈ Signed on the front; titled, signed, and dated on the back; includes a Certificate of Authenticity
βοΈ Matte varnished
SUMI BLACK Kurogaki 02
Framed by Artist
Stretched and ready to hang
This artwork is currently stretched and ready to hang.
It comes with an external frame.
Framed dimensions - 24.8(W) x 36.61(H).
Artwork dimensions - 23.62(W) x 35.43(H).
Artwork Details
Medium | Acrylic, Canvas, Framed by Artist |
Dimensions | 24.8in (W) x 36.6in (H) x 2.2in (D) |
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Artwork Description
Artist Bio
Sanae studied architecture at university and worked in multiple design companies in Tokyo before moving to Melbourne. Over this time, Sanae became fascinated by interior design and expressing her interests through art. She now commits herself to provide a Japanese influence to othersβ homes and spaces.
Her artworks are multi layered acrylic abstracts inspired by trees, forest and waterfall. She express "Wabi-Sabi"- traditional Japanese philosophies of beauty. She calls herself "Wabi Sabinist" who loves this life philosophy and mission to inspire people for their peaceful mind and life.