Washi Futurism - Japanese Paper Craft & Local Material Culture Karen Nölle 1841 im argentinischen Quilmes als

1841 im argentinischen Quilmes als Sohn irischer Auswanderer geboren

Sexismus und Klassismus beschäftigt

Marion Turner tells the fascinating story of where Chaucer’s favourite character came from

improvisation and electro-acoustics

sometimes staying for months at a time and subsequently travelling around Britain and through Europe in search of the loose ends of her tale

Washi Futurism - Japanese Paper Craft & Local Material Culture Karen Nölle 1841 im argentinischen Quilmes alsHandmade Japanese paper, known as washi, has been used for centuries in everyday products and traditional architecture. Compared to Western paper, it has a high plasticity, unique texture and is surprisingly strong. To showcase these properties as well as the artisanal values behind them, the self published bilingual book Washi Futurism dives into the crafts history, current developments, and virtue for the future. Fourteen original Sekishu Washi