A week ago we had a wood artist who had used this material to create some sculptures in the form of pictures in which his taste for the sea and corals was appreciated. A magnificent opportunity to find another type of decorative object that mixes the sea with the land.
In the same space is the Japanese artist Mariko Kusumoto who has a great predilection for create aquatic inspired jewelry and that they are made with translucent fabric, hence they offer a special beauty in each of their artistic pieces.
Kusumoto lives in Massachusetts and creates these very special jewels with translucent fabric when the temperature is raised of the same to be able to create those curious and peculiar forms that we can see in his work.
The fundamental simplicity of the process creates a quite striking contrast with those intricate designs that try to produce a very beautiful paradox that captures people's attention at all times. It is she herself who comments that her work reflects various observable phenomena in nature itself that stimulate her mind and senses. Some phenomena that can be natural or created by the hand of man.
What she does is reorganize them to take them to a new recreation that can be described as surreal, shocking and unexpected. Some of its pieces will surely dazzle you because of its shapes and that relationship it has with marine corals where we find geometry in nature itself. Here Kusumoto is inspired in such a way that you can have a very special and unique jewelry in your hand.
He also plays with a nice pastel color palette In sight, such as those blues with an emerald touch that make their jewels as a whole have great harmony.
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