Description:
Intricately woven copper wireleaves by Japanese artist, Mitsuru Koga, made from thin wiring found inside electrical cable cord. Koga untangles the wires one by one, then re-twists them into the shape of a leaf he has directly observed in nature. Each leaf is held inside a wooden frame with an acrylic cover, and signed by the artist.
Intricately woven copper wireleaves by Japanese artist, Mitsuru Koga, made from thin wiring found inside electrical cable cord. Koga untangles the wires one by one, then re-twists them into the shape of a leaf he has directly observed in nature. Each leaf is held inside a wooden frame with an acrylic cover, and signed by the artist.
Variation:
Every leaf is one-of-a-kind and hand-done.
History:
Based in Kanagawa prefecture, Japan, Mitsuru Koga (b. 1980) has the ability to breathe life into seemingly mundane materials, transforming them into works of art. Koga’s artistic process reflects his commitment to exploring the delicate relationship between objects, nature, and humanity. You can learn more about our recent online studio visit with the artist .
Measurement:
10.25″W x 12.75”H x 1.5″Du2028
10.25″W x 12.75”H x 1.5″Du2028
Materials:
Copper wire found inside electrical cords (leaf), wood and acrylic (frame)u2028
Care Instructions:
Fragile. Please handle with care.
Art pieces are final sale.
