Ikuko Iwamoto creates exquisite cups and other objects that make "visible an invisible, microscopic world." In her work she illustrates " a world of intricacy and detail, of mathematical pattern and organic chaos, of beauty and repulsion."
Iwamoto's organic and evocative pieces wake up my tactile senses. I would love to touch them in person and see how the exposed bumps and spikes feel against my hands. Makes we want to reach out and touch them through the computer!
Check out more of Iwamoto's work and blog to get updates on her creative process.
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Organic Chaos
Labels: art, home and furniture
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23 comments:
Amazing work! Thanks so much for this link.
The skill and technique on these really blows my mind.
Interesting organic chaos. Not my favorite, but interesting to look at. It conjures up some interesting memories that I would rather just not think about :)
Yummy. Love the sea urchin look.
Perhaps my favorite post yet! Thanks!
You hit the nail on the head when you said that you wanted to touch them in person. I felt the same way before I scrolled down to read about them.
amazing...the skill and detail are unbelieveable...great find!
thnx!
Oh my gosh! These are fantastic...have to stick them on my blog for sure! xo
I really like the vases in the top image. They would look great in a beach house setting.
I love the pieces shown in the top image. Very interesting style.
The cups at the bottom looks so delicate! I bet they would feel so neat, all moving and spotted!
omg, I don't know why, but I love these!!
Magnificent work & tnx for sharing the link. I love the white cups, it's simple but elegant.
TY for dropping by again. Hope you had a wonderful day.
Thanks - yes, they look so tactile - there is just something so wonderful!
Wow, these are pretty darn cool.
It's like you must touch them. Again and again.
i lurve those ceramics..
wow
xoxo
Agree....really feel the need to hold them in your hands.
Interesting...
oh they gave me shivers.. :)
I. WANT. IT. ALL. :) The vases(?) in the first photo are amazing. I'm going now
Her work is amazing. I want to touch them all. Thank you so much for sharing this.
just beautiful!
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