Miya Daiku - Japanese Carpentry: Gallery Talk No.3
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Over 400 people visited the exhibition and participated in 2 succesful
gallery talks!
We will have an THIRD gallery talk
towards the closing of the exhibition on February 28th.
Friday, February 15, 2013, 11:00,
at the Embassy of Japan
Details and Registration by email only: ayami2@013.net |
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One of the significant features of japanese architecture is the usage of joineries for building.
This method allows you to replace defected pieces without affecting the whole structure of the building.
Joints are flexible and can stay durable to natural disasters.
In the japanese architecture the construction is not hidden inside walls but is a major part of the aesthetics and beauty of the
building.
Mo Sela
went to Japan 17 years ago
to study and work with
japanese temple carpenters.
Since then he continues his
creations using the principles
of traditional Japanese architecture
and hand tools. |
