I love woodcuts and I make woodcuts. On this blog I write about woodcuts I love and woodcuts I make.
Showing posts with label Kurosaki Akira. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kurosaki Akira. Show all posts
Friday, May 30, 2014
"Sculptor of Buddhist Images in Kyoto" by Kurosaki Akira
The work-in-progress glows like a firefly. He, like all of us, is incomplete. Off to the side, a dismembered head with peaceful expression lies on its side. In the back, a calmly seated figure is cut off at the forehead. The artist has carefully laid out his tools, just as a surgeon does. Though the smell here is wood and oil, not flesh and blood. He is restoring another kind of life.
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