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Drizzling Rain
(2011)
Subject: Owls
Dimensions (centimeters): 38 x 110
Medium: Acrylic on canvas, Japanese Pgoda tree
Description: Memory of the Trees ： I buy unpeeled logs and boards, and carve them with a saw or drill. The shapes vary from lumber to lumber, but I try to decide the shape of the canvas to go with the annual ring of the tree. I then try to get inspiration from the tree. From the annual ring, I feel the history and memory of the tree older than myself, the greatness, fragility and strength of life. I want to express what the tree has gone through in that tree, in my own way. I see trees as a mediator between mankind and animals, and I am careful at handling them, so they can convey my thoughts through my work, and can talk about the animals.
More Detail : http://www.kentaronishino.com/C-drizzling-rain.html
Original Available For Sale:
Yes
Price: $6,000.00 US
Limited Edition Available:
No
Conservation Committment: 10% (Artist commits to donating the indicated portion of proceeds to conservation)
This artwork is dedicated to: The Owl Foundation
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