Showing posts with label Arita Iwa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arita Iwa. Show all posts

Monday, 26 March 2018

Monday 26 March 2018, two vases

Monday 26 March 2018, Erosion vase by Floris Wubben (right) and Arita Iwa vase by Henri Jacobs (left)
Stone imitation on porcelain

Monday 26 March 2018, Erosion vase by Floris Wubben (right) and Arita Iwa vase by Henri Jacobs (left)
Stone imitation on porcelain

Monday 26 March 2018, Erosion vase by Floris Wubben (left) and Arita Iwa vase by Henri Jacobs (right)
Stone imitation on porcelain

Thursday, 16 February 2017

Arita Iwa, no room for squares.

           Leaving Europe late evening, almost midnight from airport Charles De Gaulle near Paris. Within an hour the airplane is at 10 km height and crossing continents and seas with 1000 km per hour. The plane flies into the morning, the dark helmet of the night is gradually changing from black via dark blue into lighter blue. More colors appear on the horizon when suddenly the sun comes up and its bright warm light is shaping the clouds and the scenery with Siberia’s winding rivers beneath. Wow, flying is so amazing, it changes the small individual perspective of let’s say some 100 meters when walking around into a vista where the curve of mother earth is the horizon.
The aircraft has deployed landing on Tokyo International Airport. Tokyo, expansive and vertical metropole, very warm in August, with shopping malls cooled down to comfortable temperatures for the overheated body and toilet seats warmed up to the right temperature for the butt.