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jeweler, but I knew that jewels were not good enough for me to express my own. I,
then, went to Italy in order to find some objects which are more difficult to be expressed, and some way to express my
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In Italy, I came across the
forging Iron@formative art as if I had been guided by something. |
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I saw well-forged Iron@things, Iron lattices
and some hundred-years-old door gates everywhere in any towns The Iron products were corroded
by rust and had quite inner glow and felt good. They looked so delicate, so
heavy and rhythmical. They were much different from
Japanese cast things like doors. They did not live but were given life by men, which impression began
to attract me. |
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I went to the Palermo island in
the south part of Italy, and then went to Rome, Firenze and Venice. In Venice I
began to make a living. I, then, got to know a
sculptor, Toni Benetton, and learned from him the forging Iron@formative art with
which we could make the most of@Iron. Works of the forging Iron@formative art must be
handmade ones, and when making the works, it is most
important to spend time, pay attention to, and make the most of Iron@With unchanging techniques
and strong will, Italian have given life to Iron things
living for some hundred or some thousand years. Italian have had hearts to put
a high value to their techniques and tradition, given life to Iron things
living for some hundred or some thousand years.and to love their families. They all thought it most
important to live happily and pleasantly every day. I had learned many things from
Toni Benetton and other Italian friends, and came back to Japan. |
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After having come back to
Japan, I immediately began to make tools for new works and was after some Iron
things to be rusty. I made rusty Iron into some
works. Some were classical doors and lattices designed on the model of nuts
and plants in west European style. The others are objects with themes of organizations, families and human faces. |
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Forging@Iron@Formative@Art |
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I get Iron heated enough to be
about to be melted in a forge with cokes. I, then, forge and cut the
melting iron into objects with a hammer and a graver. |
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Forging@Iron@Formative@Art |
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