Okazaki reimagines oracles as living, dynamic symbols imbued with spiritual significance, posing questions rather than offering concrete answers in humanity's dialogue with the divine.
His work bridges the simplicity of Jomon pottery with cutting-edge technological precision, highlighting the intertwined nature of humanity, technology, and the environment.
Drawing from Hiroshima’s historical and cultural memory, Okazaki layers themes of prayer, peace, and Zen meditation, advocating for harmonious coexistence with the natural flow of life.
Each piece challenges conventional boundaries, blending material and spiritual realms into a unified narrative, reminding viewers of humanity's intrinsic connection to the essence of existence.
Collection
[
|
...
]