Practicing the Japanese aesthetic of Wabi-sabi - the acceptance and appreciation of beauty in things imperfect, impermanent and incomplete - these objects are created with reclaimed copper wire, and found objects.
The Wabi aesthetic is in finding the simplicity, imperfections or understated elegance in natural and human-made objects. Celebrating the quirkiness and random anomalies that happen during the process of construction. I find Sabi in accepting these anomalies and finding the beauty that comes with age and impermanence as seen in the patina and imperfections.
The Wabi aesthetic is in finding the simplicity, imperfections or understated elegance in natural and human-made objects. Celebrating the quirkiness and random anomalies that happen during the process of construction. I find Sabi in accepting these anomalies and finding the beauty that comes with age and impermanence as seen in the patina and imperfections.
