Boston-based artistMariko Kusumotocreatesclusters of delicate sculpturesthat look like they were plucked from the ocean.
As a result, these fabric sculptures appear dainty to the touch and translucent in the light.
My work reflects various, observable phenomena that stimulate my mind and senses, Kusumoto explains on herwebsite.
The scope of her works varies from individual figurines to arrangements of multiple fabric sculptures.
A playful, happy atmosphere pervades my work, she adds.
Keep up to date with her latest projects by following her onInstagram.
Boston-based Japanese artist Mariko Kusumoto creates ethereal sculptures from fabric.
She combines polyester, nylon, and cotton to make delicate figurines resembling coral and sea creatures.
