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Teiera in cercamica artigianale (500 cc)
Teiera in Ceramica - con filtro inox e manico in legno - Pois
Elegante teiera ispirazione Giapponese
25€
Atlantic recording group Death Cab for Cutie has announced the release of their much-anticipated eighth studio album. “KINTSUGI” arrives everywhere on March 31st.
“KINTSUGI” – which follows 2011’s GRAMMY® Award-nominated “CODES AND KEYS” – marks Death Cab for Cutie’s first new album since...
www.hellhoundmusic.com/death-cab-cutie-announces-new-albu...
Temple of the Deep by Miguel Arraiz from Valencia Spain
The Temple of the Deep is a sanctuary for grief, love, and introspection, formed beneath a massive black stone that appears to hover above participants. This dark, fractured element symbolizes the weight of loss and the strength found in healing, inspired by kintsugi, where brokenness is embraced and honored. Seven narrow entrances guide visitors through the journey of mourning, leading to a central gathering space mirroring BRC’s layout. Alcoves and chapels offer solitude and remembrance, while the seamless integration with the desert transforms sorrow into connection, grounding participants in shared reflection.
URL: www.2025temple.com/
Contact: miguel@2025temple.com
Upcycled lab coat bought from a charity shop. Embellished using hand written notes, stitched in using golden stitch (inspiration of kintsugi) and Suffolk puffs using tissues, around the theme of school and rebellion.
Unedited photos taken with Alchemy viewer.
✦ You can also view this on Primfeed: lachrymose.nightwish
✦ Credits:
+ TRUTH - Void hair
+ REBIS - Kintsugi Scars in gold
+ Insomnia Angel - Roxanne Dress (top only; currently at Engine Room)
+ Insomnia Angel - Scarlet Long Skirt
+ Insomnia Angel - Dumeril Bolero
+ Insomnia Angel - Fiona Stand Collar, masked
+ Insomnia Angel - Detachable Collar Heart-Cake
+ STOIC - Manicured Claws
+ Gloom - Felicis Collection in blind (right eye) and red (left eye)
+ Ghoul - Crystal Warrior Boots (modified to hide the leg parts)
<3 Lachrymose
Kintsugi (in spirit) attempt at fork repair, goal is save the original chrome. Silver brazing a bit of metal in that I will need to eventually file, as this dropout was butchered in the past by someone, with Bag-1. Not sure this will work.
Clay, papier mache, foil and acrylic paint. Project brief was to support a glass vessel and explore an aspect of chemistry, and I chose the Japanese art of kintsugi, which involves joining broken pottery with gold. I incorporated my own prose on the inside of the sculpture to represent an internal monologue, and likewise the cracks in the sculpture symbolise emotional fragility.