Champagne Truffles

Henry Gift Shop Project, 2010

Jennifer Campbell, Saya Moriyasu, Nicholas Nyland, Maki Tamura, Ian Toms

Photo credit Saya Moriyasu

Henry Gift Shop Project, 2010

Jennifer Campbell, Saya Moriyasu, Nicholas Nyland, Maki Tamura, Ian Toms

Photo credit Saya Moriyasu

Henry Gift Shop Project, 2010

Jennifer Campbell, Saya Moriyasu, Nicholas Nyland, Maki Tamura, Ian Toms

Photo credit Saya Moriyasu

Henry Gift Shop Project, 2010

Jennifer Campbell, Saya Moriyasu, Nicholas Nyland, Maki Tamura, Ian Toms

Photo credit Saya Moriyasu

Henry Gift Shop Project, 2010

Jennifer Campbell, Saya Moriyasu, Nicholas Nyland, Maki Tamura, Ian Toms

Photo credit Saya Moriyasu

Henry Gift Shop Project, 2010

Jennifer Campbell, Saya Moriyasu, Nicholas Nyland, Maki Tamura, Ian Toms

Photo credit Saya Moriyasu

Henry Gift Shop Project, 2010

Jennifer Campbell, Saya Moriyasu, Nicholas Nyland, Maki Tamura, Ian Toms

Photo credit Saya Moriyasu

Henry Gift Shop Project, 2010

Jennifer Campbell, Saya Moriyasu, Nicholas Nyland, Maki Tamura, Ian Toms

Photo credit Saya Moriyasu

Henry Gift Shop Project, 2010

Jennifer Campbell, Saya Moriyasu, Nicholas Nyland, Maki Tamura, Ian Toms

Photo credit Saya Moriyasu

A Clearing in the Clouds

ACT Theatre Window Project

Maki Tamura, Nicholas Nyland and Saya Moriyasu

(Courtesy of James Harris Gallery, Pulliam Gallery (Portland) and G. Gibson Gallery)

"A Clearing in the Clouds," - our collaboration at the ACT Theatre windows in Seattle in the spring of 2011 is the starting point for this print project. The diverse influences acting upon the local cultural ecology - Asian and Northwest Coast Indian art, jet-age Modernism and the NW mystics - have continued being our inspiration. We designed the pattern called "Northwest chinoiserie" - oversized, invasive blackberries ramble about cloud-lofted space needles and cottages adorned with orca whales.

Photos by Amanda Ringstad

A Clearing in the Clouds

ACT Theatre Window Project

Maki Tamura, Nicholas Nyland and Saya Moriyasu

(Courtesy of James Harris Gallery, Pulliam Gallery (Portland) and G. Gibson Gallery)

"A Clearing in the Clouds," - our collaboration at the ACT Theatre windows in Seattle in the spring of 2011 is the starting point for this print project. The diverse influences acting upon the local cultural ecology - Asian and Northwest Coast Indian art, jet-age Modernism and the NW mystics - have continued being our inspiration. We designed the pattern called "Northwest chinoiserie" - oversized, invasive blackberries ramble about cloud-lofted space needles and cottages adorned with orca whales.

Photos by Amanda Ringstad