Wabi-sabi Flower Arrangement/Wood Lacquer/MP4 Created in June 2022
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Wabi-Sabi Flower Arrangement / Urushi [MP4_2022.6] year of production 2022
Wabi-sabi Flower Arrangement /Wood Lacquer/MP4 Created in June 2022
Features of this digital artwork:
1. The dynamic time is up to 50 seconds;
2. NFT issued based on blockchain, NFT is the ownership registration of the digital artwork;
3. It is stored in IPFS distributed storage space, circulated globally, and will never disappear;
4. Urushi, wood lacquer color: “The ancient lacquer has a luster, like black gold rather than cold, and is bright and splendid.”
When it comes to lacquerware, people will think of the luxurious life of the ancient nobles. Indeed, in ancient times, lacquerware was expensive to manufacture, and it was not that the nobles could not afford it. When it comes to lacquerware, people will also think of the word “beautiful”. After all, lacquerware is so beautiful!
5. Skeleton theme: worldwide cultural identity and trendy brand blessing;
6. The art of golden rose flower arrangement. Ikebana first originated from the Buddhist temples of the Sui Dynasty in China, and after it was spread to Japan, various schools have emerged, and it has become an important part of the cultivation of body and mind. In China, ikebana can also be called the art of flower arrangement; ikebana (art) or flower art refers to the method and technique of appropriately intercepting the branches, leaves and flowers of trees, flowers and plants and artistically inserting them into vases and other flower vessels. Feel the changes of nature and life through flower arrangement, and improve one’s own aesthetics while creating beautiful works and appreciation. This kind of learning lifestyle with flower arrangement as a means and the purpose of improving spiritual world cultivation is called ikebana;
7. Rich details of skeleton theme;
8. Artist Profile: Takayuki Matsumine
Born in Iwate Prefecture in 1985.
At the age of 16, Songfeng seriously injured his cervical vertebra during the skiing he was engaged in at the time, resulting in paralysis from the shoulders down, and was forced to face the thoughts of life every day. In the process of finding a new self in frustration, he said, “the society sometimes blows me hard, and sometimes it saves me very warmly.” These two strong winds have cultivated his strong sensibility. Since beginning his career as an artist, Matsumine has been creating three-dimensional and media artworks on themes of space, people and nature. His work is “co-created” through the collaboration of art assistants who share Songfeng’s approach to connecting self-expression, tragedy and pain with “beauty”. All beings suffer, big or small. The artist tries to share with the audience that it is by confronting these events that we learn to appreciate them and perceive their beauty.
