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Top-down view of a preserved moss dry garden with stone boulders and raked contour lines, from karesansui

karesansui

A karesansui is a Japanese dry garden where moss, rocks and raked ground represent mountains and water. As with a traditional karesansui, my installation in the ArtBox window at Lincoln Square invited passersby to slowdown, pause and reflect.

Karesansui was on view August 2024 through February 2025 and commissioned by the Center for Emerging Visual Artists.

The artist on a ladder painting contour lines inside the ArtBox window at Lincoln Square for karesansui
Karesansui, a moss and stone dry garden, seen from the sidewalk through the ArtBox window at Lincoln Square, Philadelphia
The artist reaching up to place preserved moss on a storefront window installation
The artist on a ladder painting contour lines inside the ArtBox window at Lincoln Square for karesansui
Top-down view of a preserved moss dry garden with stone boulders and raked contour lines, from karesansui
The artist painting raked contour lines around a moss and stone form for karesansui
Karesansui film thumbnail showing the moss and stone window installation and the artist painting it Karesansui film thumbnail showing the moss and stone window installation and the artist painting it

Karesansui by KTE

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