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April 19, 2012 - May 27, 2012
Shandong Museum
11899 Jingshi Road, Jinan City, Shandong Province, China
July 13 - 19, 2011
Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi, Art Gallery, Main Building 6th Floor
Hanako Miwa proposes a new aesthetic called mirai sabi. Mirai refers to a futuristic aesthetic for the twenty-first century. Sabi refers to the traditional Japanese concept of finding beauty in the process of changing over time and becoming part of nature. Mirai sabi aims at creating harmony with nature and expressing a delicate and fragile beauty that resides in nature.
Hours
10:00A.M. - 7:00P.M.
* Close 4:00P.M. on July 19
JAPAN EXPO
Stand "Pigments et Arts du Monde"
Thursday June 30 – Sunday July 3, 2011
Paris Nord-Villepinte Exhibition Center
Hanako’s Teahouse
All materials of the teahouse are from nature and will return to nature.
The parts fit into two carrying cases so that the teahouse can be assembled in various locations. Hanako Miwa collaborated with two architects, Alex H. Lee and Nami Nishino.
Tea Ceremonies, "Meditation for Japan" by a ceramist, Hanako Miwa
@ Hanako's Teahouse
Street Museum
2 Chome, Sannomiya Center-gai, Kobe
Love Lotus Flowers have bloomed in Kobe.
The city of Kobe was destroyed by the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake of 1995, but, thanks to the wisdom and vitality of its people, has truly recovered.
The lotus has been a symbol of vitality and regeneration since ancient times. It has also been said to represent purity of heart.
This double-headed lotus is an auspicious flower that symbolizes love and harmony.
I created this piece with love in the hope that everyone who lives here, and everyone visiting this area, can live active and spiritually fulfilling lives.
Hanako Miwa
