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“New Tree of Light” Ai Haibara’s May Doll

“New Tree of Light” Ai Haibara’s May Doll

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Wooden May Doll "Shinju no Hikari"


To create the new May dolls, we asked Ai Haibara, a world-renowned sculptor, to create the prototype and design. Haibara's work is characterized by warm and gentle expressions that make the most of the charm of wood. We undertook a completely new production method, carving solid wood from scratch and painting each one by hand, resulting in the creation of a new May doll that is unique to this place.

Material: May doll, base: Japanese cypress Size: H235 x W193 x D195mm
Weight: 850g



A new style of May doll made from wood

Haibara's work is characterized by the texture of wood, soft colors, and warm expression. It is elegant and Japanese, and also matches well with modern interiors. The wood used is cypress, which has a soft and beautiful grain. It envelops the space with the gentle atmosphere of natural wood.



Each piece is hand-painted and painted in layers of color. Each piece is carefully hand-painted to create the gentle expression and warmth of wood that are characteristic of Haibara's work, and the coloring gives it a gentle atmosphere.






The three-dimensional patterns of the armor are expressed in a way that can only be achieved through carving. The deep colors and warm atmosphere created by applying multiple layers of color are appealing.


Modern May Dolls that Match Modern Interiors

This May doll, with its modern design and warmth of wood, blends well with modern interiors. Its refined appearance, without being too flashy, blends in with any space, whether Western or Japanese. With its warmth of wood and gentle expression, this May doll will watch over your child's growth, and be treasured and displayed for years to come.



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Ai Haibara
AI HAIBARA

The prototype was created and supervised by contemporary sculptor Ai Haibara. Haibara is an artist who has attracted attention in the world of contemporary sculpture, developing a unique world through her works that combine traditional wood carving with acrylic paint. Her warm expressions and original expressions create a warm and gentle world that is appealing.





Profile

Ai Haibara

<Brief biography>
Born in Okayama Prefecture in 1981
2004 Graduated from the Department of Sculpture, Faculty of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts
2006 Graduated from the Graduate School of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts, majoring in sculpture (Solo Exhibition)
2007 Chest Rumblings / Futaba Gallery (Tokyo)
2008 Secret Garden / unseal contemporary (Tokyo)
2010 The Beginning World / unseal contemporary (Tokyo)
2011 colorful/Butchart International,Contemporary Art Space (Taipei)

2013 A World of Love / Okayama Tenmaya 5th Floor Art Gallery (Okayama)
2016 Premonition / Takashimaya (Tokyo, Yokohama, Nagoya, Osaka, Kyoto, Shinjuku)
2019 To You, Somewhere I Met, Setouchi City Museum of Art (Okayama)
That girl you're interested in / Takashimaya (Tokyo, Osaka, Yokohama)
2021 Meteor Spectrum / Neptune Gallery (Taipei)
2022 Message to You / Takashimaya (Tokyo, Osaka, Yokohama, Shinjuku)

<Group Exhibition>
2007 2nd Atelier Descendants or Future Exhibition / Former Hirakushi Denchu ​​Atelier (Tokyo)
Crossroads - Resonating Art - / Kurashiki City Museum of Art (Okayama)
2008 21st Century Three-dimensional Art Vol.2 / Matsuzakaya Main Store (Nagoya)
2009 6th Inujima Time (Okayama)
2010 7th Inujima Time (Okayama)
Japanese group show/Gallery IHN (Seoul)
2011: Tree Lineage Three Generations Exhibition / Takashimaya (Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Yokohama, Shinjuku, Nagoya)
2012 Artistic Christmas vol.VI / Shinjuku Takashimaya (Tokyo)
2013 21st Century 3D Modeling - Final Chapter of the Series - / Matsuzakaya Nagoya Store (Nagoya)
Art Now Okayama 2013 / Tenjinyama Culture Plaza (Okayama)
2014 4th I Prize Winning Artists Exhibition / Okayama Prefectural Museum of Art (Okayama)
2015 10th Atelier Descendants or Future Exhibition / Tokyo University of the Arts Exhibition Hall (Tokyo)
2016 Mirage Exhibition / Lower Akihabara (Tokyo)
2017 Shinjuku Takashimaya Art Gallery 10th Anniversary Exhibition -And Expanding- / Shinjuku Takashimaya (Tokyo)
Current Traditions: Contemporary Japanese Sculpture / Salisbury University Gallery (Maryland, USA)
Hanaen / Lower Akihabara (Tokyo)
2018 Wood Science / XYLOLOGY -Origin and Starting Point- / Former Hirakushi Denchu ​​Residence (Tokyo)
2019 Japanese Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition/Neptune Gallery (Taipei)
2020: There's a Fuji You Don't Know: 3D Mount Fuji Exhibition / Takashimaya (Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto) House of the Rising Light / Dorothy Circus Gallery (London, Rome)
2021 SPES-9 Artist Group Exhibition / Gallery Tsubaki (Tokyo)
Rising Triangle: The Quest of Three Sculptors / Shinjuku Takashimaya (Tokyo)
2022 Tatsushio Sculptor Exhibition / Neptune Gallery (Taipei)

Awards
2011: Received the Encouragement Award at the 4th Okayama Prefecture Emerging Artist Development "Mr. I Award"

Size/Material
商品サイズ H235×W193×D195mm
総重量 850g
素材 May doll, pedestal: cypress wood

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