AIFA - A. Iynedjian Fine Art, Rue de la Poste 6, 1936 Verbier
“Handle with Care” exhibition offers a dialogue between the ephemeral and the eternal, reminding viewers that life itself, much like the artworks, should be treated with care and respect. It emphasizes the sensitivity and attention required not only in handling art, but also in navigating life's complexities and fragilities.
Marie Higashi was born in Sasebo, Nagasaki Prefecture. She began her professional life as a nurse before turning to painting during a period of personal distress and crisis. To turn things around, Marie instinctively started to paint, marking the beginning of her artistic journey. She discovered in painting a powerful medium to express the fine line between life and death she used to witness in surgery rooms.
Kenji Gomi comes from Chino, a city famous for its rich pottery history. His work, based on traditional methods, explores the intrinsic qualities of natural materials. Inspired by the Jomon period, famous for its cord-marked pottery, Kenji’s sculptures represent a cultural heritage and are derived from artistic skills of ancestorial Japanese ceramic artists.
Marie Higashi was born in Sasebo, Nagasaki Prefecture. She began her professional life as a nurse before turning to painting during a period of personal distress and crisis. To turn things around, Marie instinctively started to paint, marking the beginning of her artistic journey. She discovered in painting a powerful medium to express the fine line between life and death she used to witness in surgery rooms.
Kenji Gomi comes from Chino, a city famous for its rich pottery history. His work, based on traditional methods, explores the intrinsic qualities of natural materials. Inspired by the Jomon period, famous for its cord-marked pottery, Kenji’s sculptures represent a cultural heritage and are derived from artistic skills of ancestorial Japanese ceramic artists.