Ģ020 International Virtual Tour for "Stronger Together Summit", Osteoporosis Art created for UCB Pharma CompanyĢ019 Scheduled, Demonstration, " Mokuhanga ", Wakamatsu Farm 150th Festival, Placerville, CA 2019 Scheduled, Demonstration, " Mokuhanga ", NV Artist Association, Carson City, NV 2018 Appointed, "Osteoporosis Advocate" by UCB Inc. This long process fulfills my love of Artist Books, textiles, and mokuhanga.Ģ021 First Lady of Nevada, artist of the month, Ģ020 Curated, "Ink, Paper, Print" for Capital City Arts Initiative, at the Carson City Community Center, Sierra Gallery,Īnd at Western Nevada College in the Main Gallery. Has led me to create original textile designs, print with mokuhanga, and bind my prints into books. The search for my art medium began, and ends with mokuhanga,
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In my last workshop with Tuula Moilanen, a master printer from Finland, I learned new techniques and how to teach mokuhanga Book Arts was the new direction and medium for me to master. Textile designs in her books from pre-WWII. I had never seen Zuanchoīefore and I was fascinated with the mokuhanga She was exhibiting her family’s textile design books from their old warehouse in Kyoto, Japan. In 2013, I attended CODEX, a fine book art fair in Berkeley, California, and met a Japanese woman from Mitsui Fine Arts. techniques and combined them with mouhanga. Several years ago I experimented with Pochoir Using watercolor and rice paste I print on Japanese paper with a barenīy hand. Traditional Japanese tools are used to carve images into wood. My work is about the process of creating art.
I feel grounded when I’m carving wood and pulling prints. Inspired by traditional Japanese design and customs. After my first workshop, I said to Hiroki, "This is what I want to do the rest of my life." He asked, "Are you sure?" My answer was "Yes!" My mind, body, and spirit feel integrated as I create mokuhanga Artist Statement After art school, I discovered Anderson Ranch Art Center in Snowmass, Colorado, where Hiroki Morinoue teaches Japanese Woodblock, meaning wood-print.
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