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Takenobu Igarashi Elephant Ornament S
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五十嵐 威暢 Elephant Ornament S
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Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
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Size : W5.5XD1.5XH3.9cm
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Material : Duralumin
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| Takenobu Igarashi's animal illustrations, which he had been drawing since he was a student, were shown at his first solo exhibition [Animal Illustration Exhibition] at Gallery Fujie in Tokyo in 1973. At that time, the exhibition venue was decorated with large format works silk-screen printed on aluminum, acrylic, and cloth. These works, which were sold out during the exhibition, can be said to be the starting point of Igarashi's creative activities. Igarashi was particularly attached to the rounded and generous elephant. The production of small ornaments was more difficult than he had imagined and he gave up on the idea for a while, but he succeeded in reproducing the simple and beautiful shape when he met Kurihara Seiki, which has high-precision machining technology. The elephant series was born. Takenobu Igarashi Sculptor and designer. He has been active as a graphic*product designer and has received worldwide acclaim for his axonometric (perspective) drawings for the MoMA calendar and three-dimensional alphabet, VI designs for Suntory Hall and Calpis, and products for OUN and YMD. In 1994, he became a sculptor. He has created many works as public art in various materials such as wood, stone, metal, terra cotta, and stained glass. Currently, professor emeritus at Tama Art University. [made in japan ] [ ornament interior ]. |
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*This product is colored by anodizing. Color may peel off due to slips*scratches. *The edges of the product have sharp points. Please use with care to avoid injury. *Please keep out of reach of small children. *Each item is made by cutting and processing. Please note that it may take a long time for delivery if we receive a lot of orders. Designer : Takenobu Igarashi Igarashi Takenobu : Igarashi Takenobu Size : W5.5XD1.5XH3.9cm Body size : W5.5XD1.5XH3.9cm Material : Duralumin Duralumin Other Material : Cosmetic box country of origin made in Japan If you place an order for multiple items with different delivery dates in your cart, we will ship the items with the longest delivery date. Please understand and purchase with your understanding. This item is a made-to-order item and will be shipped within 1 or 2 months. |
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At that time, the exhibition venue was decorated with large format works silk-screen printed on aluminum, acrylic, and cloth. These works, which were sold out during the exhibition, can be said to be the starting point of Igarashi's creative activities.
Igarashi was particularly attached to the rounded and generous elephant. The production of small ornaments was more difficult than he had imagined and he gave up on the idea for a while, but he succeeded in reproducing the simple and beautiful shape when he met Kurihara Seiki, which has high-precision machining technology. The elephant series was born.
Takenobu Igarashi
Sculptor and designer.
He has been active as a graphic*product designer and has received worldwide acclaim for his axonometric (perspective) drawings for the MoMA calendar and three-dimensional alphabet, VI designs for Suntory Hall and Calpis, and products for OUN and YMD.
In 1994, he became a sculptor. He has created many works as public art in various materials such as wood, stone, metal, terra cotta, and stained glass.
Currently, professor emeritus at Tama Art University.
[made in japan ]
[ ornament interior ].
当時、会場を飾ったのは、アルミ、アクリル、布にシルクスクリーン印刷された大判作品。会期中に完売となる好評を得た作品群は、五十嵐の創作活動の原点ともいえます。
なかでも特に愛着があったのは丸みを帯びたおおらかなゾウ。小型オーナメント製作に際しては想像以上に困難を極め、一時は断念したものの、高精度加工技術をもつ栗原精機と出会うことでシンプルで美しい形の再現に成功。ゾウシリーズの誕生です。
五十嵐 威暢 Takenobu Igarashi
彫刻家、デザイナー。
アクソノメトリック（透視）図法によるニューヨーク近代美術館（MoMA）のカレンダー、立体アルファベット、サントリーホール、カルピスのVIデザイン、OUNやYMDのプロダクトなど、グラフィック・プロダクトデザイナーとして活動し、世界的な評価を受けている。
1994年、彫刻家に転身。木、石、金属、テラコッタ、ステンドグラスなど、様々な素材でパブリックアートとしての作品を数多く制作している。
現在、多摩美術大学名誉教授
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