Wabi Sabi
Synopsis:
One month in Japan
One winter day, I went to Tokyo. I was there for a month. I went with the idea of making one drawing every day, creating a visual diary that would encompass the food, the city, and the character of the people, as well as my own fears and insecurities.
Drawing on this project, entitled “Amaia Was Here”, I’ve made this imperfect book that has a lot of myself in it, and I hope it has a little of you in it, too.
With this visual diary, the author tells us of her experiences in Japan, where she stayed for an artistic residency. Along with her everyday life, she offers information about Japanese culture in the broadest sense of the term: gastronomy, traditions, beliefs, etc.
Japanese culture as seen through the eyes of one of the most dynamic illustrators working today.
International Editions
Technical Data
Technical data | Publishing date: 20/03/2018 ISBN: 978-84-16890-63-7 Pages: 208 Imprint: Lunwerg Editores |
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Rights sold | Tuttle Publishing (English World Rights), First Éditions (French). |
Reviews | Japanese culture as seen through the eyes of one of the most dynamic illustrators working today. |