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A beautiful name that expresses the shape
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かたちをあらわす、美しいなまえ
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JAN:978-4-7683-1221-6
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JAN:978-4-7683-1221-6
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Country of manufacture: Japan
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Year of manufacture: 2019
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| Circle, triangle, square: ...... If there were no words to describe shapes like this, it would take a lot of effort to explain them. In this exhibition, Natsuko Nose will introduce the "names of forms" attached to Japanese arts and crafts, with text rich in new insights born from her own experiences and the serene and beautiful paintings of Aiko Hama, which will stir your imagination. Unlike Western art, Japanese art has placed the highest value on the inheritance of beauty of form rather than the uniqueness of a single item. This is especially true of tea ceremony utensils, and there are many items that have been handed down to the present day as standard items, such as "Rikyu-style jujube" and "Kuroraku tea bowls. This has given birth to a culture unique to Japan, such as [mihashimashi (creating new value by using a certain object in a completely different way)], [makushita (imitating the shape and design of a standard or actual work)], and [honka dori (a method of quoting motifs from past works of art)], and has given rise to many forms of naegatari (a form of tea ceremony). This is the reason why many names of forms were created in Japan. The beautiful "shape names" (......) are full of imagination, and they are full of the nature and culture typical of Japan, such as [season], [story], and [movement], while at the same time bringing complex three-dimensional forms to life in your mind with a single word. By unraveling the background of how they came to be called so, you will surely find hints that will open up new perspectives and stories. [List of "names of shapes" introduced in this book] [1:Food][2:Plants and trees] [3:People*living things][4:Tools] [5:Modeling][6:Scene*Story] [Appendix:Country*disturbance] [Author]Natsuko Nose [Illustration]Aiko Hama |
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Unlike Western art, Japanese art has placed the highest value on the inheritance of beauty of form rather than the uniqueness of a single item. This is especially true of tea ceremony utensils, and there are many items that have been handed down to the present day as standard items, such as "Rikyu-style jujube" and "Kuroraku tea bowls. This has given birth to a culture unique to Japan, such as [mihashimashi (creating new value by using a certain object in a completely different way)], [makushita (imitating the shape and design of a standard or actual work)], and [honka dori (a method of quoting motifs from past works of art)], and has given rise to many forms of naegatari (a form of tea ceremony). This is the reason why many names of forms were created in Japan.
The beautiful "shape names" (......) are full of imagination, and they are full of the nature and culture typical of Japan, such as [season], [story], and [movement], while at the same time bringing complex three-dimensional forms to life in your mind with a single word. By unraveling the background of how they came to be called so, you will surely find hints that will open up new perspectives and stories.
[List of "names of shapes" introduced in this book]
[1:Food][2:Plants and trees]
[3:People*living things][4:Tools]
[5:Modeling][6:Scene*Story]
[Appendix:Country*disturbance]
[Author]Natsuko Nose
[Illustration]Aiko Hama
西洋美術と違い、一点ものの独自性よりもかたちの美しさの継承を最上としてきた日本美術。茶道具においては特にその傾向が顕著で、“利休形の棗”や“黒楽茶碗”など、現在まで定番としてつくり継がれてきたものがたくさんあります。これが「見立て（あるものをまったく別のつかい方をすることで新しい価値を生み出すこと）」や「写し（基準となる作品や実物をなぞらえ、形状や文様・図柄を模倣した作品をつくること）」、「本歌どり（過去の美術作品から表現のモチーフを引用する手法）」など、日本独特の文化を生み、たくさんのかたちのなまえが生まれた経緯につながります。
複雑な立体を、言葉ひとつで頭のなかに浮かびあがらせてくれると同時に、「季節」や「物語」、「動作」など日本らしい自然や文化をはらんだ想像性にあふれる美しい「かたちのなまえ」たち……。そう呼ばれるにいたった背景を紐解いてみることで、きっと新たな視点や物語が広がるヒントになるはずです。
＜本書で紹介する“かたちのなまえ”一覧＞
【3：人・いきもの】【4：道具】
【5：造形】【6：情景・物語】
【付録：くに・ゆらい】
【イラスト】濱 愛子