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Wabi Sabi

This series of paintings stems from the Japanese aesthetic of wabi-sabi; a kind of sad beauty or seeing beauty in ugliness, and in used and unnoticed things. In this case the subject is barbed wire.

Characteristics of wabi-sabi aesthetic include asymmetry, roughness, simplicity, economy, austerity, modesty, intimacy and appreciation of the ingenious integrity of natural objects and processes...

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"Wabi-sabi 11"
Wabi-Sabi 2
Wabi-Sabi 3
Wabi-Sabi 4
Wabi-Sabi 5
Wabi-Sabi 6
Wabi-Sabi 7
Wabi-Sabi 8
Wabi-Sabi 9
"Wabi-sabi 10"

2015 - 2007 Wabi Sabi

  • "Wabi-sabi 11"

    "Wabi-sabi 11" acrylic + oil on canvas 40 x 40 cms

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  • Wabi-Sabi 2

    “Wabi-Sabi 2” acrylic on paper 40 x 50 cms

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  • Wabi-Sabi 3

    “Wabi-Sabi 3” acrylic on paper 40 x 40 cms

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  • Wabi-Sabi 4

    “Wabi-Sabi 4” acrylic on paper 40 x 40 cms

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  • Wabi-Sabi 5

    “Wabi-Sabi 5” acrylic on paper 40 x 40 cms

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  • Wabi-Sabi 6

    “Wabi-Sabi 6” acrylic on canvas 40 x 40 cms private collection

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  • Wabi-Sabi 7

    “Wabi-Sabi 7” acrylic on canvas 40 x 40 cms private collection

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  • Wabi-Sabi 8

    “Wabi-Sabi 8” acrylic on canvas 40 x 40 cms

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  • Wabi-Sabi 9

    “Wabi-Sabi 9” acrylic on paper 40 x 40 cms private collection

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  • "Wabi-sabi 10"

    "Wabi-sabi 10" acrylic + oil on canvas 40 x 40 cms

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