My suiseki! from Russia
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Михаил
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Re: My suiseki! from Russia
Dear Jur
Very interesting indeed, thanks for sharing.
Kind regards Yvonne
Very interesting indeed, thanks for sharing.
Kind regards Yvonne
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Re: My suiseki! from Russia
Hi all,
I apologize that my previous message could be considered as a denial of the artistic merits of the works of Mijail; this was not my purposes. I agree that they posses a huge artistic sens and evidence great skills.
I also realize that it is very difficult to set the borders of the different art expressions and, there are different approaches and trends into everyone.
Photos posted after my first message evidence that Mijail has prepared pieces that are undoubtedly within the scope of viewing/contemplation stones, regardless they conform to Japanese criteria or not (this is my personal oppinion as well).
My goal was to draw attention on the critycal point that differentiates ishi-tao from other art expressions: the stone is the main element and is not to be overpowered by other elements in its display (ant the first one is the stand/tray); furthermore, the suggested scene is to be revealed starting from the stone, not from other elements in the composition. And, of course, this is only a personal oppinion, not a dogma.
Please, let us all enjoy stones.
I apologize that my previous message could be considered as a denial of the artistic merits of the works of Mijail; this was not my purposes. I agree that they posses a huge artistic sens and evidence great skills.
I also realize that it is very difficult to set the borders of the different art expressions and, there are different approaches and trends into everyone.
Photos posted after my first message evidence that Mijail has prepared pieces that are undoubtedly within the scope of viewing/contemplation stones, regardless they conform to Japanese criteria or not (this is my personal oppinion as well).
My goal was to draw attention on the critycal point that differentiates ishi-tao from other art expressions: the stone is the main element and is not to be overpowered by other elements in its display (ant the first one is the stand/tray); furthermore, the suggested scene is to be revealed starting from the stone, not from other elements in the composition. And, of course, this is only a personal oppinion, not a dogma.
Please, let us all enjoy stones.
qseki- Member
Re: My suiseki! from Russia
Hi Qseki
You are right. I think, in all private stonecollections, you will find stones in the japanese taste, and stones/dais you just have to create, because you lwant to do it, just for the fun of it. I find it fun to when they are shared with IBC.
Kind regards Yvonne
You are right. I think, in all private stonecollections, you will find stones in the japanese taste, and stones/dais you just have to create, because you lwant to do it, just for the fun of it. I find it fun to when they are shared with IBC.
Kind regards Yvonne
Guest- Guest
Bonsai and suiseki exhibition in Suzdal, June 18-21
This is just to clarify that these Russian TV videos that have been posted by Mikhail recently relate to the exhibition of bonsai and suiseki that he and myself jointly launched in Suzdal (Vladimir region to the East of Moscow) last week-end. Photos will follow shortly...
Andrei Darusenkov- Member
Re: My suiseki! from Russia
These works are stunning and creative; excellent craftmanship of the first calibre. Viewing stones are meant to touch the soul - as these do! Bravo!
Best,
Todd
Best,
Todd
Todd Ellis- Member
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