MIYA ANDO

Moon Ensō (Engessō 円月相) 2024 29 printed silk chiffon panels This installation consists of 29 panels of printed silk chiffon, representing a complete lunar cycle of 29 days, and depicts all phases of the moon beginning and ending with the new moon. The imagery is derived from Ando's Moon Almanac, a series of 1345 small, natural indigo dye on washi paper drawings of the moon, created daily over 2.5 years of the Covid pandemic in New York City. Ensō (円相), meaning “circular form" in Japanese, is traditionally rendered in one calligraphic brush stroke and represents the universe, elegance, strength and the Zen principle of no-mind. Ensō is also a symbol of the concepts of absolute enlightenment, the void, liberation and emptiness (Mu) expressed as the moon. The Japanese word Engesso means ‘moon circle’. @art.sg @ubsglobalart @sundaramtagore #miyaando

Rest in peace to the beautiful and inimitable David Lynch🙏. I had the distinct privilege of working with the David Lynch Foundation years ago, he said he "likes fire and meditation" and asked me to speak about my work❤️

Miya Ando Moon Ensō (Engessō 円月相) 2024 29 printed silk chiffon panels This installation consists of 29 panels of printed silk chiffon, representing a complete lunar cycle of 29 days, and depicts all phases of the moon beginning and ending with the new moon. The imagery is derived from Ando's Moon Almanac, a series of 1345 small, natural indigo dye on washi paper drawings of the moon, created daily over 2.5 years of the Covid pandemic in New York City. Ensō (円相), meaning “circular form" in Japanese, is traditionally rendered in one calligraphic brush stroke and represents the universe, elegance, strength and the Zen principle of no-mind. Ensō is also a symbol of the concepts of absolute enlightenment, the void, liberation and emptiness (Mu) expressed as the moon. The Japanese word Engesso means ‘moon circle’.

Miya Ando Moon Ensō (Engessō 円月相) 2024 29 printed silk chiffon panels This installation consists of 29 panels of printed silk chiffon, representing a complete lunar cycle of 29 days, and depicts all phases of the moon beginning and ending with the new moon. The imagery is derived from Ando's Moon Almanac, a series of 1345 small, natural indigo dye on washi paper drawings of the moon, created daily over 2.5 years of the Covid pandemic in New York City. Ensō (円相), meaning “circular form" in Japanese, is traditionally rendered in one calligraphic brush stroke and represents the universe, elegance, strength and the Zen principle of no-mind. Ensō is also a symbol of the concepts of absolute enlightenment, the void, liberation and emptiness (Mu) expressed as the moon. The Japanese word Engesso means ‘moon circle’. @art.sg @sundaramtagore @studiomiyaando

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#Repost @theglasshouse_newcanaan with @use.repost ・・・ The Glass House Editions Program is a curated selection of exclusive artworks from leading contemporary artists inspired by the art and architecture of the built environment at the site. All purchases directly support preservation at The Glass House. #arteditions #MiyaAndo #JamesWelling #EdRuscha #artcollector #contemporaryart #artistedition #TheGlassHouse #theglasshouse_newcanaan #trustsites #art #artcollecting #GlassHouseArtistEditions ______________ Image details: 1. James Welling 6007. 2. Miya Ando: Winter Dawn Clouds (The Glass House). 3. Ed Ruscha: Glass House 2024

Thank you @tricyclemag ! "The Art of Impermanence" article out now, Tricycle Magazine Winter Edition 2024🙏

I will be speaking at Yale this Friday at 4:30 PM, link in bio to register. "Reconnecting with Nature Through Art and Architecture" A Conversation with Miya Ando and Yoko Kawai Friday, December 6, 2024 4:30 pm - 7:00 pm Luce Hall Auditorium

In the studio...

Blue Sky Codex exhibition #clouds @sundaramtagore

My new art studio building is coming along!

Thank you all for attending the talk on Clouds and Mono no Aware with Dr. Kawai! We will be speaking again at Yale on December 16, link to rsvp in bio#yalearchitecture @sundaramtagore

Thank you so much @tricyclemag and Joan Duncan Oliver for the interview🙏❤️

#Repost @sundaramtagore ・・・ Artist Talk: Join Miya Ando and Dr. Yoko Kawai, who teaches theories of Japanese architecture and gardens at Yale School of Architecture, as they discuss how their work bridges the gap between the human and natural worlds. 2 pm Saturday, Nov. 16 Sundaram Tagore Gallery 542 W. 26th Street New York Click link in bio 🔼 to RSVP Ando’s solo exhibition Blue Sky Codex is on view in the New York gallery through December 14. #bluesky #artisttalk #miyaando #sundaramtagoregallery #tagore @studiomiyaando #contemporaryart