Kintsugi means, literally, ‘to join with gold’. In Zen aesthetics, the broken pieces of an accidentally-smashed pot should be carefully picked up, reassembled and then glued together with lacquer inflected with a very luxuriant gold powder. There should be no attempt to disguise the damage, the point is to render the fault-lines beautiful and strong. The precious veins of gold are there to emphasise that breaks have a philosophically-rich merit all of their own.
Just like Kintsugi, at first, my works are diverse, no guidelines, without theme, or spesific architectural style. It still the outcome of my thought but it was thorn into pieces. Later on I tried to compile them and look the bigger picture of my works and I realised , I have similarities in all my works. This Portfolio will try to show you the “gold powder” that I use to
reunite all my works into one piece,
one new piece.
