Hayashi Yasuo 林康夫 Japanese, b. 1928
No 2, No Sound G, 1992
Stoneware
H11.8" x W13.1" x D11.6"
H30.2 x W 33.4 x D 29.5 cm
H30.2 x W 33.4 x D 29.5 cm
With Signed Wood Box
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This sculpture is the seventh installment in Hayashi Yasuo’s collection of black and gray coil-built optical illusion 'boxes,' which draw inspiration from his nocturnal flights as a kamikaze pilot. Before...
This sculpture is the seventh installment in Hayashi Yasuo’s collection of black and gray coil-built optical illusion "boxes," which draw inspiration from his nocturnal flights as a kamikaze pilot.
Before World War II, Hayashi received training in Japanese painting. However, post-war, he developed a keen interest in avant-garde Western artists, particularly Pablo Picasso, whose techniques influenced his ceramic creations.
In crafting this piece, Hayashi employed a unique method for surface patterning. He masked specific areas and utilized a self-constructed atomizer to apply glaze onto the stoneware before firing.
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