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The pierced form invites the viewer in for negative exploration. The concave systems add another dimension to the solid form by bringing attention to the possibilities within the outer surface. The form was carved to its solid shape first before proceeding to excavate the selected areas. By connecting front to back through the openings, the relationship between these two faces is deepened. The openings on the back are left separated as oppose to the front side which exhibits a shared bowl. The concentric rings center onto the back spine adding another eliptical form to the piece. The front growth ring pattern is horizontal and straight contributing to the sculpture's sense of calm. The concavities at either end provide a sense of movement as if they are starting to open up as well.

There are 2 hairline checks on one side of the piece which are only noticeable upon close inspection. They may "breathe" slightly with changes in humidity but will not pose any hindrance on the integrity of the piece.
The pierced form invites the viewer in for negative exploration. The concave systems add another dimension to the solid form by bringing attention to the possibilities within the outer surface. The form was carved to its solid shape first before proceeding to excavate the selected areas. By connecting front to back through the openings, the relationship between these two faces is deepened. The openings on the back are left separated as oppose to the front side which exhibits a shared bowl. The concentric rings center onto the back spine adding another eliptical form to the piece. The front growth ring pattern is horizontal and straight contributing to the sculpture's sense of calm. The concavities at either end provide a sense of movement as if they are starting to open up as well.

There are 2 hairline checks on one side of the piece which are only noticeable upon close inspection. They may "breathe" slightly with changes in humidity but will not pose any hindrance on the integrity of the piece.
The pierced form invites the viewer in for negative exploration. The concave systems add another dimension to the solid form by bringing attention to the possibilities within the outer surface. The form was carved to its solid shape first before proceeding to excavate the selected areas. By connecting front to back through the openings, the relationship between these two faces is deepened. The openings on the back are left separated as oppose to the front side which exhibits a shared bowl. The concentric rings center onto the back spine adding another eliptical form to the piece. The front growth ring pattern is horizontal and straight contributing to the sculpture's sense of calm. The concavities at either end provide a sense of movement as if they are starting to open up as well.

There are 2 hairline checks on one side of the piece which are only noticeable upon close inspection. They may "breathe" slightly with changes in humidity but will not pose any hindrance on the integrity of the piece.
The pierced form invites the viewer in for negative exploration. The concave systems add another dimension to the solid form by bringing attention to the possibilities within the outer surface. The form was carved to its solid shape first before proceeding to excavate the selected areas. By connecting front to back through the openings, the relationship between these two faces is deepened. The openings on the back are left separated as oppose to the front side which exhibits a shared bowl. The concentric rings center onto the back spine adding another eliptical form to the piece. The front growth ring pattern is horizontal and straight contributing to the sculpture's sense of calm. The concavities at either end provide a sense of movement as if they are starting to open up as well.

There are 2 hairline checks on one side of the piece which are only noticeable upon close inspection. They may "breathe" slightly with changes in humidity but will not pose any hindrance on the integrity of the piece.
The pierced form invites the viewer in for negative exploration. The concave systems add another dimension to the solid form by bringing attention to the possibilities within the outer surface. The form was carved to its solid shape first before proceeding to excavate the selected areas. By connecting front to back through the openings, the relationship between these two faces is deepened. The openings on the back are left separated as oppose to the front side which exhibits a shared bowl. The concentric rings center onto the back spine adding another eliptical form to the piece. The front growth ring pattern is horizontal and straight contributing to the sculpture's sense of calm. The concavities at either end provide a sense of movement as if they are starting to open up as well.

There are 2 hairline checks on one side of the piece which are only noticeable upon close inspection. They may "breathe" slightly with changes in humidity but will not pose any hindrance on the integrity of the piece.
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Abstract Wood Sculpture - Involution No. 2 - 2020 - Yellow Cedar, Wax Sculpture

Mike Sasaki

Canada

Sculpture, Wood on Wood

Size: 5.8 W x 3.3 H x 3.5 D in

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The pierced form invites the viewer in for negative exploration. The concave systems add another dimension to the solid form by bringing attention to the possibilities within the outer surface. The form was carved to its solid shape first before proceeding to excavate the selected areas. By connecting front to back through the openings, the relationship between these two faces is deepened. The openings on the back are left separated as oppose to the front side which exhibits a shared bowl. The concentric rings center onto the back spine adding another eliptical form to the piece. The front growth ring pattern is horizontal and straight contributing to the sculpture's sense of calm. The concavities at either end provide a sense of movement as if they are starting to open up as well. There are 2 hairline checks on one side of the piece which are only noticeable upon close inspection. They may "breathe" slightly with changes in humidity but will not pose any hindrance on the integrity of the piece.

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Sculpture:Wood on Wood

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Size:5.8 W x 3.3 H x 3.5 D in

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Mike Sasaki was born in Toronto, Canada. He graduated from the Bachelor of Design Honours program at York University / Sheridan College in 2005. He lived in Tokyo, Japan for 5 years where he was immersed in traditional and modern Japanese culture. The martial arts philosophies have played an important role in his artistic development. In his search for a hands on approach he has found sculpting in wood a wonderful solution. He is currently living in Metro Vancouver and focusing on the metamorphic line of abstract wood forms.

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