AYUSAWA

Sculptures and fragments of an imaginary world

Power, ritual and a possible future.

Faces at the threshold of transformation.

Machines, desire and the possibility of departure.

Sculpture in the spaces we inhabit.

Masks, armours and figures from an imagined civilization. Fragments of our world become the emblems of another.

'The ruling class of a neofeodal civilization. Warlørlds, Møther, Døgs of War — artifacts of the hierarchy that replaced ours.'

A series of sculptural masks inspired by Japanese Noh theatre and the expressive faces of worldwide folklore.

'Made to be worn while performing. Japanese tradition meeting worldwide folklore.'

Imagined machines and their skeletal crews. Small-scale sculptures carrying the energy of vehicles that never existed.

'Post-apocalyptic vehicles and their skeleton crews. Miniature sculpture, photographed like the real thing.'

Lighting and functional sculptures that bring an imagined world into an inhabited space.

'Functional objects for spaces. The art works in the room. The spaceship lamp lights it.'

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