Showing posts with label organic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label organic. Show all posts
Friday, January 31, 2025
BEAUTY: Sculpture--Matias Karsikas
Finnish artist Mataias Karsikas' compelling series Rykelmä features a fantastic juxtaposition of wood with glass and ceramic. His Artist Statement explains:
"In the artworks titled Rykelmä, glazed ceramics and mouth-blown glass meet nature-shaped wood. The ceramics are mineral-like, the glass is pouring, and the wood is untreated. Instead of portraying figures and landscapes, abstract textures and diverse surfaces are drawn from nature, thus manifesting the essence of the natural world. The visual starting point for the pieces has been, for example, slime molds that grow in clusters on the surfaces of decaying trees. The viewer can perceive in the works the resin-dripping branch of a tree or the melting of a frost covered moss under the spring sun."
He sells pieces on his site!
https://matiaskarsikas.com/
"In the artworks titled Rykelmä, glazed ceramics and mouth-blown glass meet nature-shaped wood. The ceramics are mineral-like, the glass is pouring, and the wood is untreated. Instead of portraying figures and landscapes, abstract textures and diverse surfaces are drawn from nature, thus manifesting the essence of the natural world. The visual starting point for the pieces has been, for example, slime molds that grow in clusters on the surfaces of decaying trees. The viewer can perceive in the works the resin-dripping branch of a tree or the melting of a frost covered moss under the spring sun."
He sells pieces on his site!
https://matiaskarsikas.com/
Labels:
beauty: sculpture,
ceramic,
ceramicist,
ceramics,
Finland,
glass,
Matias Karsiaks,
nature,
organic,
sculptor,
sculpture,
wood
Tuesday, August 24, 2021
BEAUTY: Interior--Lauren Liess
Interior and lifestyle designer Lauren Liess created a stunning villa for a client that blends ancient and modern with organic elements. The result is Tuscan by way of the Tropics. I love the reclaimed Jerusalem stone on the barrel vaulted ceiling in the dining room as well as on the kitchen walls and range hood, and the outrageously large master bathroom which features dark cement-and-waterproof-stucco shower walls.
https://laurenliess.com/
Labels:
Beauty: interior,
home,
house,
interior design,
interior designer,
Lauren Liess,
organic,
stone,
villa
Tuesday, March 31, 2020
Zen Moment
Labels:
Buddha,
Buddha's Hand Lemon,
ceramic,
cherry blossoms,
flower arrangement,
flowers,
fruit,
ikebana,
interior,
japan,
Japanese,
minimalism,
organic,
tableau,
zen
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