Permanent Collection
YAMAMOTO Shuji
A lone pine stands on a large rock in a tiny garden. A sharply drooping branch sports green leaves, while long, deep roots cling to the rock at the base. In creating this artistic expression based on a traditional Japanese landscaping style, Yamamoto envisaged a harsh environment, and imagined how the pine that is rooted here, got its shape.
Photo: Oyamada Kuniya
YAMAMOTO Shuji
Born 1979 in Tokyo, Japan. Yamamoto graduated from Tama Art University. Interested in the relationship between nature and humans, he pursues his art practice while traveling, brewing sake, building huts, and visiting the forest. Selected exhibitions include “Hakubutsugaku” at Block House (Tokyo, 2018) and “Le Jardin Convivial” at the Kyoto Botanical Gardens (Japan, 2019).
2008
FRP
658×723×270 cm
