Demonstration by Nixon Tran
The workshop explored nishuike, the relationship between two materials, guiding participants through Nixon’s personal process when working with dual elements. In contrast to isshuike (one-material arrangement) this workshop takes a deeper look at why and how two materials can create dialogue, tension, and harmony.
Nixon’s Demonstration 2
Nixon’s Demonstration 3
Nixon’s Demonstration 4
Rachel Johnson, Soho Sakai , and Keiko Kubo admiring Nixon’s designs
Technique of shredding and twisting cat tail leaves
Technique of twisting, braiding the material
Nixon checking his design 2
Nixon explaining the technique
Nixon Tran and Sensei Soho Sakai
Nixon Tran with his design
Nixon Tran with the balance toy and Ava Kennedy
Nixon’s Demonstration 1
Design by Sue Watson
Design by Yvonne Ip
Hiromi working on her design
Khai working on his design
Loretta and Mari workingon their designs
Members working on designs
Design by Melissa Chow
Design by Olivia Camgros
Design by Phoebe Kahl
Design by Rachel Johnson
Design by Sahshah Middleton
Design by Sharon Schriner
Design by Jennie Li
Design by June Liu
Design by Laura Brainin-Rodriguez
Design by Loretta Altshuler
Design by Lynette Denison
Design by Mari Tischenko
Demonstration Design 4 by Nixon Tran
Design by Agnès King
Design by Constance Lasowski
Design by Cora Metivier
Design by Gail Ulkima
Design by Grace Yu
Agnès and Gail working on their designs
Ann working on her design
Close up on Nixon Tran design
Demonstration Design 1 by Nixon Tran
Demonstration Design 2 by Nixon Tran
