Caressing with the tongue 3
Toshie Itabashi
Coolabah · 2011
doi:10.1344/co2011621-23 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
On the one hand, the sculpture “Caressing with the tongue” responds to my instinctive way of understanding form in its organic expression, originating from nature. On the other hand, it responds to a tactile understanding. Touch in this case does not mean responding by physically touching but rather intuitively recognizing the shape with the tongue and teeth. My interest in the motif of teeth understood as a sculpted theme is closely related to the concept of family. Family understood as an organic legacy
Abstract licence: CC BY
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