Mmm I

Rinoi Imada

Glass Artist, Interdisciplinary Artist

Year: 2023

Material/Technique: Glass, Blown Glass

Size: 25 × 10 × 10 cm

Edition: Not Set

Signed:Not Set

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Year: 2023
Material/Technique: Glass, Blown Glass
Size: 25 × 10 × 10 cm
Edition: Not Set
Signed: Not Set
Frame: Not Included
Work Certificate: Included
Distributor of artworks: Rinoi Imada
Ship-from Area: Ishikawa Prefecture
Days Until Dispatch: About a Week
Category: Sculpture
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Work Details

Mmm I is a part of the series called Murmur and Sigh. The series of glass sculptures contained my hand written gibberish and sighs. I’ve been interested in capturing the moments of slight emotional disruptions, since I often face a difficulty finding a right word on the right situation. Because of that, I make my handwritten notes of what I should’ve tell, or just leave random gibberish to relieve my frustrations. In this work, I quoted my murmurs and sighs from my notes and used as a core of the solid glass sculptures.

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Artist

Rinoi Imada is an interdisciplinary artist whose ideas are inspired by glass, utilizing glass as a material and thinking tools to create her works. Drawn from a curiosity in the rich subtlety of human experience, her practice takes in various sculptural relationships with glass and glass related processes to explore languages that are easily dismissed, ignored and unseen through our lifetime. Imada earned her Master of Fine Arts degree in Glass from Rochester Institute of Technology in 2021. She is currently a craft practitioner fellow at Kanazawa Utatsuyama Kogei Kobo in Kanazawa, Ishikawa prefecture, Japan. She has received awards and residency opportunities from Penland School of Craft in North Carolina and GlazenHuis in Lommel, Belgium in addition to others.

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