Existing

source: highlike
Work: Soft sculpture With the passage of time, as the jute passes through my hands and emotions, my solids are transient as if they were born from a collection of time. I express the energy of soul shine.
Photographer: Yoshinori SERINO
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source: collabcubed
One of the artists featured in the show is Naoko Serino whose soft sculptures are quite impressive. She describes her work as fiber art: three-dimensional expression using jute that contains light and air. Some of her works are small individual pieces, while others are large-scale installations. It all looks delicate yet has an imposing presence.
You can see Serino’s installation Generating–8 (third and fourth images down from top) at the Japan Society through December 18, 2011, along with the work of several other Japanese textile pioneers.
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source: dailyartmuse
Naoko Serino coaxes jute, creating intricate, airy sculptures that look like a cross between microscopic plant cells and embryos or cocoons. Serino covers simple shapes with jute and paste, removing the form after it dries. She creates the final structures by combining individual fiber elements. Click on the pictures to see larger images.
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source: suolaa
Мягкие скульптур японского художника Наоко Serino впечатляют.
По сырья волокна джута, Наоко Serino исследует множество способов, в которых свет и пространство может войти в ритмических форм.
Некоторые из ее работ находятся небольшие отдельные произведения, а другие деликатные ищет крупных установок, но и создание впечатляющих присутствия.