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By using the nature of wood to "combine" trees and trees without gaps, wood can be expressed most powerful and beautifully. You can experience the skills of woodwork, which is not bonded or joined with hardware, not only by seeing but also by actually forming hands-on and hands-on events.
※Hands-on exhibitions and hands-on events at the Tokyo venue may be canceled.
By dispersing Kigumi, you can see the intentions and advanced technologies contained in it for the first time. Therefore, I disassembled the contents of the wooden group, which I couldn't usually see, <the part that I've assembled>. Not only buildings, but also wooden structures such as crafts and furniture are different and amazing!
It is not a mass-produced manufacturing, but a mold created by complicated molding unique to handicrafts. Please see with your eyes the many works that you have made for this exhibition by the world's proud Japanese woodwork and one of Japan's leading craftsmen who use the technology.
The technique of connecting trees and trees, which has been handed down since ancient times, is full of unique fun of modeling. Here, we introduce the basic form of woodwork, which is indispensable for wooden architecture.
A seating scythe
Pedestal fastening
The wooden structure of wooden architecture begins with logs, and after the war, metal fittings and machine tools appeared, and it continues to this day. In addition, you can also see the powerful wooden structure of the temple and shrine architecture that combines large wood.
Cedar logs
Enkaku-ji Temple Shariden Gumimono Full-scale Model
It's also curved and intricate. We will take up the woodwork of French architecture from woodwork that uses West's unique technology that combines three-dimensional curved surfaces, which is hard to imagine in Japan.
French mount
French eaves
Focusing on Kumiko and fingers, which require particularly accurate design and skilled skills among woodwork, we will exhibit works by woodwork unique to each field, which is different from the woodwork of the architectural world, and works by one of Japan's leading craftsmen.
Kumiko work
Kumiko work: Parts
I'm gonna
Fingers: <Water Group> And <Cobblestone 1,000 pieces assembly>
An arch structure made of wood, which is rare in Japan and even in the world. The 1/2.5 model of Kintai-kyo Bridge in Iwakuni City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, which is said to be one of Japan's three most famous bridges, introduces how a huge bridge is assembled with wood.
Kintai-kyo Bridge
Kintai-kyo Bridge 1/2.5 Model
At first glance, fittings that seem to be impossible to fit from anywhere in the front, back, left and right, and three-dimensional wooden puzzles that no longer know where and how they are combined. These woodwork create a complex feeling that is impressed, confused, and that is complicated.
129 wooden puzzles
Kigumi puzzle Ichimatsugumi
Three feature films of "Kigumi no Ie", "Heritage of Kumiko Crafts", and "Work of Woodworking Kenji Suda" will be screened with commentary at the theater corner in the venue.
Kigumi's House
Heritage of Kumiko Crafts
The work of woodworking Kenji Suda
Contents
- [General] Kigumi - Wisdom and Skills Connecting Trees
- <Picture>
- What's the difference?
- Create a wooden house by handwork | Interview with Akinori Abo
- I'm going to do it.
- Domiya's wooden group | Interview with Seiki Maeda
- The shape of the West.
- A French carpenter's guitar Patrick Moore (Professor, Practical Stereo Tommy College)
- Finger
- The technique of fingering that creates Kiyomasa beauty | Interview with Kenji Suda
- Kumiko
- To take on the skills | Interview with Eiichi Yokota
- How to make it bigger.
- Make an arch with wood | Interview with Kumeji Ebizaki
- A mysterious woodwork
- <Report>
- Kigumi, carpenters, tools - Follow the history of their development - | Tadanori Sakamoto
- Japanese Wood Gumi - Diversity Wood Gumi of Private Houses - | Tetsuya Yasuda
- What is Kumimono-What can be seen from the comparison between Japan and South Korea? Choi Goun
- Tereo Tommy's expertise and scientific knowledge - Ladouture (L'Art du Trait) | Patrick Moore (Professor, Practical Stereo Tommy College)
- References
- Overview of the Exhibition
