hitomi hosono
Oh. Where to begin? The flowers? The detail? The golden bowls hidden inside of those amazing ceramic orbs? GAH!!! These are the stunning pieces of Japanese-born, London based artist Hitomi Hosono. Here is her description of this beautiful work:
“The subjects of my current porcelain work are shapes inspired by leaves and flowers. I study botanical forms in the garden. I find myself drawn to the intricacy of plants, examining the veins of a leaf, how its edges are shaped, the layering of a flower’s petals. I look, I touch, I draw.”
I love her black & white work {obviously} but she is currently creating a new, colorful series… pop over to designboom to have a look at those gorgeous pieces.
Wow, those are all so stunning! What talent!
There a part of my brain (quite a big one, at that) screaming:”Collect them ALL!”
Those orbs are AMAZING.
These are truly breathtaking! Thinking about the complexities.. The second piece pictured reminded me of Adelaide Alsop Robineau’s Scarab Vase. Gorgeous!
Gorgeous.
Mud is magical stuff
yup.
These are so fabulous!!!! The detail on the outside is exquisite, then you open it up to pure gold:)
In love!
Rad! These sweater/cable, funk flower boxes are mind blowing.
Just luv the intricate design and versatility of the pieces.
OH. MY. GOD. I have no words. “Beautiful” just doesn’t cut it.
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Wow. These are quite stunning. What an incredibly talented artist. Wow- wow wow!
Those orbs are AMAZING