The Noguchi Museum! Isn't it wonderful? I finally got there last summer (I live in Chicago) and walked in all sweaty and wilted from the walk from the subway -- I never wanted to leave. I wanted to live and work there. I've love his work for a long time, especially the unpolished works that really speak to the inner life of the stone. Anyway, what's with the bugs on acrylic? Did you MAKE them?
I went there last summer too, twice actually the first time around it was closed. CMU and concrete never looked so good. Yes i made them, out of curiosity and boredom, thought i could use the technique on my next project, for now its gonna be used as coasters or ninja stars, depending on the occasion.
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The Noguchi Museum! Isn't it wonderful? I finally got there last summer (I live in Chicago) and walked in all sweaty and wilted from the walk from the subway -- I never wanted to leave. I wanted to live and work there. I've love his work for a long time, especially the unpolished works that really speak to the inner life of the stone. Anyway, what's with the bugs on acrylic? Did you MAKE them?
I went there last summer too, twice actually the first time around it was closed. CMU and concrete never looked so good. Yes i made them, out of curiosity and boredom, thought i could use the technique on my next project, for now its gonna be used as coasters or ninja stars, depending on the occasion.
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