Japanese Assemblage Collection
A series of designs on japanese visual culture with a mix of handcut and digital assemblages studying the characterstics and history of Japan.
Journey to the moon
series of designs on japanese visual culture. Image manipulation, hand cut digital assemblage
Nagasaki
The world war two brought the most significant change and birthed the most horrifying images as a rhetoric memory throughout the arts , the quebec agreement was the worst.
Hanamachi
The geisha's , those distinctive performing artist's re-assembled within a highly manipulated cultured collage with a mix of hand and digital works
Floating Weeds
This is a hybrid which combines japanese identities
and has subtle similarities to Ozu's works
and has subtle similarities to Ozu's works
Funeral Parade
Combining elements of identity, history and wabi-sabi, this piece stiches a japanese lady, their staple and in text refers to a fisherman raping a girl
Takamitsu
Combines elements of contemporary architecture (aesthetically brutalist) with hints of natural texture and veins in color .
Meiji Era
Combining elements of the monarch , its residing geography with a play on identity and war.
Kinbaku
Kinbaku, meaning tight binding, is a type of Japanese bondage, appreciated for both its aesthetic and sexual appeal. The technique has its roots in the feudal Edo Era, but was not a sexualized art form until the twentieth century.
Through this process I tried exploring various analog techniques of making designs with manipulating images physically by scans using textures of the natural objects and curating a visual experience through re-imaginging found articles of various figurations.
Later transferred on cyanotype and dyed dark.
Later transferred on cyanotype and dyed dark.