Shoko FUKUDA
I construct three-dimensional forms using weaving techniques.
Wrapping, intertwining, knotting, and layering threads—through this repetition, a structure emerges, and form arises from the balance of density and tension. The interior is made visible, and inside and outside are continuously connected.
Light and shadow that appear in space are also part of the work.
Wrapping, intertwining, knotting, and layering threads—through this repetition, a structure emerges, and form arises from the balance of density and tension. The interior is made visible, and inside and outside are continuously connected.
Light and shadow that appear in space are also part of the work.