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It's obvious that my work is inspired by egg.  I've alway fascinated  by egg because it is endless metaphors and juxtapositions; an imperfect shape so captivating that it’s iconic. It’s fragile yet strong. It’s inanimate yet alive.  So I wanted to give " life" to this inanimate object. 
My intention was convey emotion or story with only body language and gesture with no facial expression.   In order to achieve posture I aim, I made articulable joints and  seal them permanently with fixative.   Hands and Feet are hand fabricated with copper tube and wire.  The egg is made from cast resin.
It's obvious that my work is inspired by egg.  I've alway fascinated  by egg because it is endless metaphors and juxtapositions; an imperfect shape so captivating that it’s iconic. It’s fragile yet strong. It’s inanimate yet alive.  So I wanted to give " life" to this inanimate object. 
My intention was convey emotion or story with only body language and gesture with no facial expression.   In order to achieve posture I aim, I made articulable joints and  seal them permanently with fixative.   Hands and Feet are hand fabricated with copper tube and wire.  The egg is made from cast resin.
It's obvious that my work is inspired by egg.  I've alway fascinated  by egg because it is endless metaphors and juxtapositions; an imperfect shape so captivating that it’s iconic. It’s fragile yet strong. It’s inanimate yet alive.  So I wanted to give " life" to this inanimate object. 
My intention was convey emotion or story with only body language and gesture with no facial expression.   In order to achieve posture I aim, I made articulable joints and  seal them permanently with fixative.   Hands and Feet are hand fabricated with copper tube and wire.  The egg is made from cast resin.
It's obvious that my work is inspired by egg.  I've alway fascinated  by egg because it is endless metaphors and juxtapositions; an imperfect shape so captivating that it’s iconic. It’s fragile yet strong. It’s inanimate yet alive.  So I wanted to give " life" to this inanimate object. 
My intention was convey emotion or story with only body language and gesture with no facial expression.   In order to achieve posture I aim, I made articulable joints and  seal them permanently with fixative.   Hands and Feet are hand fabricated with copper tube and wire.  The egg is made from cast resin.
It's obvious that my work is inspired by egg.  I've alway fascinated  by egg because it is endless metaphors and juxtapositions; an imperfect shape so captivating that it’s iconic. It’s fragile yet strong. It’s inanimate yet alive.  So I wanted to give " life" to this inanimate object. 
My intention was convey emotion or story with only body language and gesture with no facial expression.   In order to achieve posture I aim, I made articulable joints and  seal them permanently with fixative.   Hands and Feet are hand fabricated with copper tube and wire.  The egg is made from cast resin.

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Tomoaki Orikasa

United States

Sculpture, Resin on Steel

Size: 3 W x 7.5 H x 2.5 D in

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ABOUT THE ARTWORK

It's obvious that my work is inspired by egg. I've alway fascinated by egg because it is endless metaphors and juxtapositions; an imperfect shape so captivating that it’s iconic. It’s fragile yet strong. It’s inanimate yet alive. So I wanted to give " life" to this inanimate object. My intention was convey emotion or story with only body language and gesture with no facial expression. In order to achieve posture I aim, I made articulable joints and seal them permanently with fixative. Hands and Feet are hand fabricated with copper tube and wire. The egg is made from cast resin.

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Sculpture:

Resin on Steel

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Size:

3 W x 7.5 H x 2.5 D in

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Tomoaki’s earliest works focused on abstract concepts in jewelry design and expressive figural forms which both stayed at the vanguard of his works until he began constructing anamorphic creations around the year 2005 through his Yolk Art bronze series. As Orikasa became more comfortable blurring the lines between reality and his artistic vision he started to create studies in narrative work. Living between spoken languages brought body language to the forefront of Tomoaki’s narrative anamorphs and eventually led to the first of the artist’s Eggtion Figures being created in early 2016. Over the year that followed Orikasa perfected the production and assembly of small parts that allow him to articulate his works into emotional fluency. The moments his sculptures capture portray simple, relevant human experiences that are commonplace.

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