Apple Macintosh Classic Computer Set, c. 1990s
$375
Show.Room.LALoading page
$450
8" high x 7.5" wide x 7.5" deep Creation Date: 2022 Clay Type: obsidian clay Glaze: white opal and glossy black The decoration on the vase is a series of generative dancing figures that are inspired by the Korean alphabet. These figures add a playful and artistic touch to the vase, making it a conversation starter and a work of art in its own right. Whether displayed on its own or filled with a bouquet of fresh flowers, the calligraphy moon jar is a beautiful and unique addition to any collection. A note from the artist: It is certainly possible to interpret Korean calligraphy as generative figures dancing in space. The flowing brushstrokes and expressive lines of Korean calligraphy can be seen as representing movement and enongy, and the characters themselves could be seen as representing abstract figures or shapes in motion. Korean calligraphy is an art form that is highly valued for its aesthetic beauty and artistic expression. It is often seen as a way to capture the essence of language and communication through the medium of brush and ink, and the brushstrokes and characters can be seen as representing a kind of visual poetry or dance. In this way, Korean calligraphy soon as a form of generative art, in which the characters and brushstrokes themselves are used to create dynamic and expressive compositions.
