In the contemporary garden tea house
70w x 70h x 5d cm
Acrylic polymer, ink and charcoal on unprimed Belgian linen
Floated in a white frame with art glass
Ready to hang
Signed on front
I read a novel by Tom Saller describing a German man who traded tea from Japan, who has adopted the tea house ceremony into his own Berlin Garden. The artwork emerged from the very beautiful description of his daughter loving this everyday ritual of teatime after school with her Japanese teacher and carer and growing into a very passionate and patient artist creating most intricate work on ceramics. I felt a deep sense of the need for serenity and times of few words in this daily ritual, of letting nature and calm into our very being.
70w x 70h x 5d cm
Acrylic polymer, ink and charcoal on unprimed Belgian linen
Floated in a white frame with art glass
Ready to hang
Signed on front
I read a novel by Tom Saller describing a German man who traded tea from Japan, who has adopted the tea house ceremony into his own Berlin Garden. The artwork emerged from the very beautiful description of his daughter loving this everyday ritual of teatime after school with her Japanese teacher and carer and growing into a very passionate and patient artist creating most intricate work on ceramics. I felt a deep sense of the need for serenity and times of few words in this daily ritual, of letting nature and calm into our very being.
70w x 70h x 5d cm
Acrylic polymer, ink and charcoal on unprimed Belgian linen
Floated in a white frame with art glass
Ready to hang
Signed on front
I read a novel by Tom Saller describing a German man who traded tea from Japan, who has adopted the tea house ceremony into his own Berlin Garden. The artwork emerged from the very beautiful description of his daughter loving this everyday ritual of teatime after school with her Japanese teacher and carer and growing into a very passionate and patient artist creating most intricate work on ceramics. I felt a deep sense of the need for serenity and times of few words in this daily ritual, of letting nature and calm into our very being.
