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These accumulators of objects and junk have set up their new courts in former dancehalls and nightclubs
Nagoya City Art Museum
"Early one morning while sipping tea and gazing through the window contemplating the effects the latest COVID-19 lockdown would have on our family
She enjoys working with a variety of etching techniques
In The Belly Pot the shape has an area of light around it filling the space and lighting the trees within a suburban garden
Seven Golden Lamps Square These accumulators of objects andEriko Maki has reinterpreted traditional Japanese printmaking to develop her own personal way of working. The dots that appear in her work are created from household glue and the warm glow that emanates from her prints comes from the application of watercolour to the paper as a monoprint before the detailed collagraph is printed as a separate layer on top. Work by Maki was selected to be shown at International Print Biennale 2009. Edition of 12.
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