TSURU ‘l’oiseau du vent’
In Japanese tales a crane (a Tsuru) lives a thousand year. It’s a symbol of longevity and happiness. The crane is the one that brings to Japan the first sprout of rice into its beak. Today, The young Sadoko Sasaki bend up to one thousand origami cranes to make a wish for peace.
TSURU SCULPTURES Mobile and flexible “Les oiseaux du vent” come to life due to the force of the wind. They dance, oscillate, while playing with the diversity of the world’s landscapes.
Tittle : TSURU (oiseau du vent).
Photo in Leucate South of France
Dimensions : 1m70, l1m 60, 60 cm
Sustainable Matérial : Stain steel
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Ruta de l’Art Castello d’Empuries
Cloître de St Genis des Fontaines
Galerie des Hospices Canet en Roussillon
Castelnou Castle
Jardin des Paradis Corde sur Ciel
Royal College of Art Exhibition London
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