Day 4503: Porcelain Sculptures & Holiday Giving.

  

"Plans": junk collage & INK

 

  

Want music?

    

Click:  Michael McDonald & Patti La Belle, On My Own

  

 

 

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Porcelain Sculptures by Hitomi Hosono

Merging botanical forms from England with the delicate plant shapes from her childhood in Japan, ceramic artist Hitomi Hosono produces delicate layered sculptures that appear as frozen floral arrangements. Often monochromatic, the works are focused on carved detail rather than color—repetition of form making each piece uniquely beautiful.

Hosono’s plant-inspired works were recently exhibited with Adrian Sassoongallery during The Salon Art + Design fair in NYC on November 9-13, 2016. You can see more of her work on her website, as well as in the book The New Age of Ceramics.

         

   

Monday afternoon I rode along with WonderWoman as she delivered for her church. Eastside members had contributed to buy four bikes and gifts for a beloved family with six children, newborn to early teens. I stayed in the truck, but it was heart-warming to see the Mom and Dad take the surprise gifts into their house. Their car no longer working, both parents had recently lost their jobs, so it will be a better Christmas after all.

 

  

 

A 2+ minute video, Hitomi Hosono, here.

 

 

 

  

 

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