Ogon no ki

by Phil Brammer — published on September 2nd, 2011

Ogon no ki

French artist Élodie Lefebvre brings Ogon-no-ki, a Japanese tradition, to Heartwood 2011. The sawn ends of logs have been treated to gold leaf. From a distance you would think that they were illuminated by hidden lights.

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