En Iwamura has launched "Neo Jomon: Biomorphic fantôme," a collection of limited-edition marble sculptures that integrate traditional Jomon-era aesthetics with contemporary design. Made from Bardiglio Nuvolato marble, these sculptures reflect the Japanese concept of ma, characterized by the balance of space and energy. Each piece features a fluid form with calming curves, emphasizing a minimalist approach. Despite the transition from ceramic to marble, Iwamura maintains his signature soft aesthetic. The sculptures are designed to evoke a sense of quiet introspection, embodying a mix of art and meditation.
En Iwamura's latest sculptures, "Neo Jomon: Biomorphic fantôme," merge Jomon-era aesthetics with contemporary forms, embodying the Japanese philosophy of ma, suggesting energetic presence in stillness.
The sculptures, crafted from Bardiglio Nuvolato marble, feature gentle curves and ridged textures reminiscent of Zen rock gardens, inviting quiet reflection rather than attention.
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