Hiroshi Yamanos glass vessels are gorgeously painted with peaceful scenes of natureunfurling blossoms delicate birds and striated skies. Hiroshi Yamano began his serious study of glass at the California College of Arts and Crafts continued his studies at the Tokyo Glass Art Institute and received his MFA.
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Japanese artist Hiroshi Yamano has been working with glass since 1975.
. When it comes to glass work there is no one who can beat Yamano his arts is not only stunningly beautiful but each piece also takes the viewer into a world under water. Hiroshi Yamano has lived and worked both in Japan and the United States. There is a sense of hushed movement as the artist visually captures the poetry of flora and fauna and lures the viewer into an easy communion with nature.
Born in 1956 in Fukuoka Japan Hiroshi Yamano has been working with glass for over 25 years. Born in Fukuoka Japan in 1956 Hiroshi Yamano is recognized as one of Japans foremost and innovative glass artists. Yamano studied art in his native Japan and in the US and his recurrent fish motif.
Yamano studied art in his native Japan and in the US and his recurrent fish motif. Fluid in form these works depict a meditative and solitary moment in Nature surrounded by a Universe in flux. He has studied at prestigious schools throughout the US and Japan such as California College of Arts and Crafts Tokyo Glass Art Institute and Rochester Institute of Technology where he received his Masters in Fine Arts.
Seen as both a bridge and a barrier to the west the sea for many Japanese has become an evocative symbol for the conflicts between tradition and change isolation and openness protection and danger. For pricing purchase info email or call. 165 x 215 x 195 in.
A much vaunted series East to West begun while he was studying and working in America incorporates silver leaf electroplated and patinated copper and a. 38 x 16 x 16 in 9652 x 4064 x 4064 cm Born in 1956 in Fukuoka Japan Hiroshi Yamano has been working with glass for over 25 years. There is a sense of hushed movement as the artist visually captures the poetry of flora and fauna and lures the viewer into an easy communion with nature.
He is now recognized as one. Glass sculptures by Hiroshi Yamano including Nagare series and Scenes from Japan series. Glass art for sale at Holsten Galleries also includes works by Steven Weinberg Sidney Hutter Nancy Callan and Alex Bernstein.
Most recently he has been focusing on his homeland and has included. Return to list of All Glass Artists. Stop by the gallery or click to visit us online.
Hiroshi Yamano think how I have changed over 50 years. He then studied at prestigious schools throughout the United States and Japan and received his Masters in Fine. He has studied at prestigious schools throughout the US and Japan such as California College of Arts and Crafts Tokyo Glass Art Institute and Rochester Institute of Technology where he received his Masters in Fine Arts.
He has studied at prestigious schools throughout the US and Japan such as California College of Arts and Crafts Tokyo Glass Art Institute and Rochester Institute of Technology where he received his Masters in Fine Arts. In 1998 he was invited to be a guest at Waterford Crystal in Ireland. Japan is a country that has four.
A metaphorical exploration of Eastern and Western cultures and their influences on his life. From the Rochester Institute of Technology. A recipient of the coveted Rakow Award from the Corning Museum of Glass in 1990 his blown pieces combine qualities of classical Japanese vessel form and decoration within a uniquely personal idiom.
He received the 2015 Peoples Choice Award from the Museum of Glass-Tacoma. He is a master glass artist whose work has been called A triumphant blend of both sculptural beauty and graphic intelligence. Drawn to nature specifically near his home in the countryside Hiroshi uses the fish as his personal symbol to describe his journeys from Japan to America traversing the oceans.
Hiroshi Yamano was born in 1956 on the Japanese island of Kyushu and studied history at Chuo University Tokyo before taking a year off to travelHe visited Scandinavia to investigate contemporary art glass and then went to California where he discovered the California College of Arts and Crafts Oakland CAYamano then returned to Japan to finish his degree and save. Blownsculpted glass silver and gold leaf etched drawings with mixed-media Origin. Collaboration Vessel 1 has both painted and blown-glass fish a motif the artist uses.
Fluid in form these works depict a meditative and solitary moment in Nature surrounded by a Universe in flux. The medium drew Yamano in after he saw an exhibition of Scandinavian glass in Kyoto. Japan is a country whose identity is deeply associated with the sea.
A spectacular Japanese contemporary artist from Japan with a specialty working with glass Hiroshi Yamano. Hiroshi Yamano is a key figure in contemporary glass art lauded for nature-inspired sculptures that fuse traditional and contemporary materials and techniques. Yamano is cofounder of the Ezra Glass Studio in Fukui Japan and serves as chairman of the glass program at Osaka University of Arts.
Hiroshi Yamano has worked throughout the world as an instructor at the prestigious Pilchuck Glass School as a lecturer at The Glass Art Society conference in Mexico The Aus Glass Conference in Australia and the Vanersborg Glass Festival in Sweden. A metaphorical exploration of Eastern and Western cultures and their influences on his life. His work with its repeated imagery of fish that are often half in and half out of water mirrors his personal struggle balancing two cultures and his journey through life.
One of Japans leading figures in glass art Hiroshi Yamano is known for his diverse skills and innovative surface applications. Hiroshi Yamano began his serious study of glass at the California College of Arts and Crafts continued his studies at the Tokyo Glass Art Institute. Hiroshi Yamanos new Scene of Japan art glass series is an extension of the artists From East to West series.
Home Artists Works Available Contact Us Log In. Hiroshi Yamanos glass vessels are gorgeously painted with peaceful scenes of natureunfurling blossoms delicate birds and striated skies. Sculptor Hiroshi Yamano has.
Before he started to study glass extensively Yamano took some time and traveled through Europe. Hiroshi Yamanos new Scene of Japan art glass series is an extension of the artists From East to West series. Yamano was born in Fukuoka in 1956 in Japan.
Glass sculpture by glass artist Hiroshi Yamano available at Habatat Galleries in West Palm Beach Florida. HIROSHI YAMANO Born in 1956 in Fukuoka Japan Hiroshi Yamano has been working with glass for over 25 years. I was a fish who always looked at far away places and kept moving.
Hiroshi Yamano is a key figure in contemporary glass art lauded for nature-inspired sculptures that fuse traditional and contemporary materials and techniques.
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