Norihisa Mizuta Brass and Driftwood Horse I

Exhibition Venue: KYO AMAHARE

The wood carvings of Norihisa Mizuta evoke a profound sense of shiseikan—the Japanese perspective on life and death.

As he spends time with driftwood and aged materials he gathers himself, images of living creatures, feathers, and bones emerge in his mind.
This piece is the result of his hands carving those visions into form.

In this piece, contrasting materials are intentionally combined—perhaps allowing the image of the horse that came to Mizuta-san's mind to emerge all the more vividly.

Number : G03558-I
Artist : Norihisa Mizuta
Area : Chiba
Material : Brass, Driftwood, etc.
Size : approx. W210 × D100 × H343

* As this piece is made from reclaimed wood, please avoid placing it in locations exposed to direct sunlight or extremely dry conditions, as this may cause damage or discoloration.

* As natural wood is used, the bark and other natural elements may gradually loosen or detach over time.
Minor marks and imperfections are inherent to the material and should be appreciated as part of the unique character of the reclaimed wood.

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