We leave digital footprints wherever we go these days, not every step we take ends up on YouTube though. This video reports from ikebana artist Yuji Ueno's visit to Connecticut College. Using rocks and branches from the Arboretum to reflect the natural landscape, he builds a tall ikebana sculpture infront of an enthusiastic audience. He does a good job working with the natural balance of the materials and finally finds a way to get the rocks and branches to collaborate.
The video is produced by students at Connecticut College.
I recently posted a review of Ueno's book Japanese ikebana for every seasons. Click the link to read more.
The video is produced by students at Connecticut College.
I recently posted a review of Ueno's book Japanese ikebana for every seasons. Click the link to read more.