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This is the sixth of the "Arch" series. This was one of the original series for the "Symbiosis" concept line. The series explores structural balance, relationship between parts, harmony of whole, unity and motion. The theme of symbiosis in culture, architecture and society provides inspiration for this series. The pureness of curve and contour is an important part of the concept which provides visual clarity as well as a tactile experience. The form's interaction with the surrounding space is also an integral part of the work.

The wood is Peruvian Walnut. The carving block consists of 4 pieces of wood laminated together. The individual pieces are planed flat using a hand plane before gluing. The wood grain is alligned specifically for the form as you can see in the photgraphs. Part of these wood forms' concept is to show the beauty of the natural wood and to celebrate it. A variety of hand tools were used in the process including chisels, knives, gouges and pull saws. The beeswax treatment enriches the deepness of the colour and provides a lustre to the surface.
This is the sixth of the "Arch" series. This was one of the original series for the "Symbiosis" concept line. The series explores structural balance, relationship between parts, harmony of whole, unity and motion. The theme of symbiosis in culture, architecture and society provides inspiration for this series. The pureness of curve and contour is an important part of the concept which provides visual clarity as well as a tactile experience. The form's interaction with the surrounding space is also an integral part of the work.

The wood is Peruvian Walnut. The carving block consists of 4 pieces of wood laminated together. The individual pieces are planed flat using a hand plane before gluing. The wood grain is alligned specifically for the form as you can see in the photgraphs. Part of these wood forms' concept is to show the beauty of the natural wood and to celebrate it. A variety of hand tools were used in the process including chisels, knives, gouges and pull saws. The beeswax treatment enriches the deepness of the colour and provides a lustre to the surface.
This is the sixth of the "Arch" series. This was one of the original series for the "Symbiosis" concept line. The series explores structural balance, relationship between parts, harmony of whole, unity and motion. The theme of symbiosis in culture, architecture and society provides inspiration for this series. The pureness of curve and contour is an important part of the concept which provides visual clarity as well as a tactile experience. The form's interaction with the surrounding space is also an integral part of the work.

The wood is Peruvian Walnut. The carving block consists of 4 pieces of wood laminated together. The individual pieces are planed flat using a hand plane before gluing. The wood grain is alligned specifically for the form as you can see in the photgraphs. Part of these wood forms' concept is to show the beauty of the natural wood and to celebrate it. A variety of hand tools were used in the process including chisels, knives, gouges and pull saws. The beeswax treatment enriches the deepness of the colour and provides a lustre to the surface.
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Arch No.6 Sculpture

Mike Sasaki

Canada

Sculpture, Wax on Wood

Size: 5 W x 3.8 H x 2.5 D in

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This is the sixth of the "Arch" series. This was one of the original series for the "Symbiosis" concept line. The series explores structural balance, relationship between parts, harmony of whole, unity and motion. The theme of symbiosis in culture, architecture and society provides inspiration for this series. The pureness of curve and contour is an important part of the concept which provides visual clarity as well as a tactile experience. The form's interaction with the surrounding space is also an integral part of the work. The wood is Peruvian Walnut. The carving block consists of 4 pieces of wood laminated together. The individual pieces are planed flat using a hand plane before gluing. The wood grain is alligned specifically for the form as you can see in the photgraphs. Part of these wood forms' concept is to show the beauty of the natural wood and to celebrate it. A variety of hand tools were used in the process including chisels, knives, gouges and pull saws. The beeswax treatment enriches the deepness of the colour and provides a lustre to the surface.

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Sculpture:Wax on Wood

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Size:5 W x 3.8 H x 2.5 D in

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Mike Sasaki was born in Toronto, Canada. He graduated from the Bachelor of Design Honours program at York University / Sheridan College in 2005. He lived in Tokyo, Japan for 5 years where he was immersed in traditional and modern Japanese culture. The martial arts philosophies have played an important role in his artistic development. In his search for a hands on approach he has found sculpting in wood a wonderful solution. He is currently living in Metro Vancouver and focusing on the metamorphic line of abstract wood forms.

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