Posy Fading nostalgic
Year: 2026
Material/Technique: Glass, Metal
Size: Φ5 cm
Edition: Unique
Signed:Included
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About the Work
- Year
- 2026
- Material/Technique
- Glass, Metal
- Size
- Φ5 cm
- Edition
- Unique
- Signed
- Included
- Frame
- Not Set
- Work Certificate
- Not Included
- Distributor of artworks
- MEGUMI OGITA GALLERY
- Ship-from Area
- Tokyo
- Days Until Dispatch
- 展覧会終了後、2週間程度 / About two weeks after the exhibition ends
- Category
- Others
Work Details
Borosilicate glass, gold, silver
Artist Statement
There are rules I have set for myself to remain unchanged, to ensure I do not change, even in a changing world.
It is because I repeat this process over and over again that I realize how things change.
It fades and then blooms; it blooms and then fades. This cycle repeats itself day in, day out.
No two repetitions are exactly the same; they contain both evolution and degeneration.
These days, events occur that make the everyday no longer ordinary. Yet we continue to live the same days, while welcoming days that are not the same.
New forms are born once more as we can repeat things unchanged.
—Fukuo Tanaka
Exhibition Information
- Current Exhibition
- Fukuo Tanaka "Fading into Bloom"10.30.2026 - 11.21
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Artist
Artist
Fukuo Tanaka graduated from a glass art school and has created works with high-transparency, heat-resistant borosilicate glass. Tanaka has been in charge of the glass eyes of Yoshimasa Tsuchiya’s woodcarvings, and also created other glass parts for the first time at Tsuchiya’s solo exhibition in 2024.After years of exploring glass, Tanaka uses an advanced technique called “inside-out” to produce delicateworks.Pieces of glass on a test tube-shaped glass are heated with a burner, creating various patterns asthey melt inside, simultaneously forming a microcosm.The unique colors are created by heating colored glass and metals such as evaporated gold and silver, and combining them by chemical reaction.
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