Use an electric drill to carve out the glass sculpture of your inner forest temple
There is a very famous Japanese artist Kayo Yokoyama in the Blue Mountains of Australia. He transforms the forest landscape in the mountain into glass vases. texture. Fragile glass will break with the slightest force.
But Yokoyama can skillfully use a manual electric drill with diamonds on the drill bit to carve out various natural landscapes in life on the glass, making people can't help but admire his skillful hands and ingenious ideas.
Yokoyama named this series of works A name was given - the temple, which is mainly used as a metaphor to symbolize a place where people can feel safe and secure, and at the same time can express their emotions and themselves at will.
Mainly includes a place of happiness, sadness, precipitation and meditation, which is very important to Yokoyama For Yokoyama, this is a home. Since Yokoyama lives in the woods, trees are as familiar to him as his own home, and they are also a continuous key creative element.
These trees are not only It symbolizes the physical scenery in nature, and also represents a certain kind of self-understanding, the most basic order in the world, and the ultimate belonging to the family. Therefore, sometimes Yokoyama will specially suspend a pure color under the sculpture.
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