'Why Be Blue N.4' Paper Mobile by Yuko Nishikawa, 2021

$800.00

Contemporary ‘Why Be Blue N.4'’ mobile by Yuko Nishikawa, 2021. This handmade piece is composed of recycled paper pulp clay in blue and blush hues, connected by delicate music wire (tempered high-carbon steel). Unsigned. 

Yuko Nishikawa creates a fantastical environment with her colorful, textural lively forms. With a hands-on, exploratory approach, she makes paintings, lighting, mobiles and sculptures using a variety of mediums. Her work reflects her accumulative experiences in architecture, restoration, interior and furniture design, crafts and engineering. 

Nishikawa grew up in a small seaside town just south of Tokyo, Japan and currently resides in New York. She works out of her studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, which she built out with friends utilizing demolished materials found in the building. She named this space Forest: a place where things grow and things decay to nourish new lives, and where people wonder and discover something new.

DIMENSIONS: 12"W x 12"D x 14"H

ORIGIN: USA

PERIOD: Contemporary

MATERIALS: Paper Mache,Metal

CONDITION: New, contemporary.

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'Why Be Blue N.4' Paper Mobile by Yuko Nishikawa, 2021

Contemporary ‘Why Be Blue N.4'’ mobile by Yuko Nishikawa, 2021. This handmade piece is composed of recycled paper pulp clay in blue and blush hues, connected by delicate music wire (tempered high-carbon steel). Unsigned. 

Yuko Nishikawa creates a fantastical environment with her colorful, textural lively forms. With a hands-on, exploratory approach, she makes paintings, lighting, mobiles and sculptures using a variety of mediums. Her work reflects her accumulative experiences in architecture, restoration, interior and furniture design, crafts and engineering. 

Nishikawa grew up in a small seaside town just south of Tokyo, Japan and currently resides in New York. She works out of her studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, which she built out with friends utilizing demolished materials found in the building. She named this space Forest: a place where things grow and things decay to nourish new lives, and where people wonder and discover something new.

Price
$800.00
Dimensions
Width: 12"
Depth: 12"
Height: 14"
Origin: USA
Period: Contemporary
Materials: Paper Mache,Metal
Condition
New, contemporary.

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