Yazaki's sculptures are transcendental handmade forms, crafted from wood, clay, and terracotta. They defy easy description, with organic spherical shapes connected by sinuous joints, geode-like clusters reminiscent of alien worlds, and enigmatic terracotta pieces that could be ancient relics. The artist emphasizes that the true essence of his art lies not in what you see, but in what emerges in the surrounding space and the invisible essence within each piece, giving them life.

Yazaki's sculptures are transcendental handmade forms, crafted from wood, clay, and terracotta. They defy easy description, with organic spherical shapes connected by sinuous joints, geode-like clusters reminiscent of alien worlds, and enigmatic terracotta pieces that could be ancient relics. The artist emphasizes that the true essence of his art lies not in what you see, but in what emerges in the surrounding space and the invisible essence within each piece, giving them life.

Yazaki's sculptures are transcendental handmade forms, crafted from wood, clay, and terracotta. They defy easy description, with organic spherical shapes connected by sinuous joints, geode-like clusters reminiscent of alien worlds, and enigmatic terracotta pieces that could be ancient relics. The artist emphasizes that the true essence of his art lies not in what you see, but in what emerges in the surrounding space and the invisible essence within each piece, giving them life.

Yazaki's sculptures are transcendental handmade forms, crafted from wood, clay, and terracotta. They defy easy description, with organic spherical shapes connected by sinuous joints, geode-like clusters reminiscent of alien worlds, and enigmatic terracotta pieces that could be ancient relics. The artist emphasizes that the true essence of his art lies not in what you see, but in what emerges in the surrounding space and the invisible essence within each piece, giving them life.

Yazaki's sculptures are transcendental handmade forms, crafted from wood, clay, and terracotta. They defy easy description, with organic spherical shapes connected by sinuous joints, geode-like clusters reminiscent of alien worlds, and enigmatic terracotta pieces that could be ancient relics. The artist emphasizes that the true essence of his art lies not in what you see, but in what emerges in the surrounding space and the invisible essence within each piece, giving them life.

Yazaki's sculptures are transcendental handmade forms, crafted from wood, clay, and terracotta. They defy easy description, with organic spherical shapes connected by sinuous joints, geode-like clusters reminiscent of alien worlds, and enigmatic terracotta pieces that could be ancient relics. The artist emphasizes that the true essence of his art lies not in what you see, but in what emerges in the surrounding space and the invisible essence within each piece, giving them life.

Yazaki's sculptures are transcendental handmade forms, crafted from wood, clay, and terracotta. They defy easy description, with organic spherical shapes connected by sinuous joints, geode-like clusters reminiscent of alien worlds, and enigmatic terracotta pieces that could be ancient relics. The artist emphasizes that the true essence of his art lies not in what you see, but in what emerges in the surrounding space and the invisible essence within each piece, giving them life.

Yazaki's sculptures are transcendental handmade forms, crafted from wood, clay, and terracotta. They defy easy description, with organic spherical shapes connected by sinuous joints, geode-like clusters reminiscent of alien worlds, and enigmatic terracotta pieces that could be ancient relics. The artist emphasizes that the true essence of his art lies not in what you see, but in what emerges in the surrounding space and the invisible essence within each piece, giving them life.

Yazaki's sculptures are transcendental handmade forms, crafted from wood, clay, and terracotta. They defy easy description, with organic spherical shapes connected by sinuous joints, geode-like clusters reminiscent of alien worlds, and enigmatic terracotta pieces that could be ancient relics. The artist emphasizes that the true essence of his art lies not in what you see, but in what emerges in the surrounding space and the invisible essence within each piece, giving them life.

Yazaki's sculptures are transcendental handmade forms, crafted from wood, clay, and terracotta. They defy easy description, with organic spherical shapes connected by sinuous joints, geode-like clusters reminiscent of alien worlds, and enigmatic terracotta pieces that could be ancient relics. The artist emphasizes that the true essence of his art lies not in what you see, but in what emerges in the surrounding space and the invisible essence within each piece, giving them life.

Totem is designed by Lindsey Adelman with glass by Nancy Callan. The light sculptures were created in an edition of 3 unique pieces for 2014 exclusive to The Future Perfect, of which the item pictured here is Totem I. Totem brings together a mix of materials from brass and glass to wood and porcelain. Each element of Totem stacks to create a limitless design concept of vertical sculpture. Artfully considered and meticulously engineered, Totem is rooted in Adelman's well known appreciation for the decorative arts, but a complete departure from her other works, presenting a groundbreaking new idea.