獻給晃三兄: 鹽與胡椒的互動 。美學:簡單的結構骨架說起。Pepper...and Salt - WSJ.Shōji Hamada (濱田 庄司1894 –1978益子町 way of craft by Rudolf ARNHEIM ), salt. salt sth away .Cellini's Salt Cellar, Cellini's Saliera, 本韋努托‧切利尼自傳 美。原創性與個性。帶來愉悅的事物。簡單的結構骨架。
美學:簡單的結構骨架說起。
in the highest of achievement of the applied arts, be they are the Parthenon
or the Ronchamp
or the Bacelona Chair.
Cellini's Salt Cellar切利尼鹽瓶, Cellini's Saliera,
讀晃三兄每日ㄧ畫。
鹽與胡椒的互動 Pepper...and Salt - WSJ.
salt. salt sth away .
本韋努托‧切利尼自傳 美。原創性與個性。帶來愉悅的事物。簡單的結構骨架。
晃三:
餐桌上的兩個小瓷罐,
一個放鹽巴、一個放胡椒
兩個相依為命,有時互相擁抱,有時分離,彼此互動,非常有趣。
2025.04.26 星期六
22:51 王三呆(晃三):三分呆 圖片
Shoji Hamada Soetsu Yanagi the Uncommon Craftsman
Shōji Hamada (濱田 庄司, Hamada Shōji, December 9, 1894 – January 5, 1978) was a Japanese potter. He had a significant influence on studio pottery of the twentieth century, and a major figure of the mingei (folk-art) movement, establishing the town of Mashiko as a pottery centre.[1] In 1955 he w濱田莊司(Hamada Shōji,1894年12月9日-1978年1月5日)是日本陶藝家。他對20世紀的工作室陶藝產生了重大影響,也是民藝運動的重要人物,並將益子町打造為陶藝中心。 [1] 1955年,他被指定為「人間國寶」。as designated a "Living National Treasure".
salt. salt sth away .Cellini's Salt Cellar, Cellini's Saliera, 本韋努托‧切利尼自傳 美。原創性與個性。帶來愉悅的事物。簡單的結構骨架。
worth your salt good at your job: Any accountant worth their salt should be aware of the latest changes in taxation.
Meaning
To be effective and efficient; deserving of one's pay.
Sodium chloride, a.k.a. salt, is essential for human life and, until the invention of canning and refrigeration, was the primary method of preservation of food. Not surprisingly, it has long been considered valuable.
To be 'worth one's salt' is to be worth one's pay. Our word salary derives from the Latin salarium, (sal is the Latin word for salt). There is some debate over the origin of the word salarium, but most scholars accept that it was the money allowed to Roman soldiers for the purchase of salt. Roman soldiers weren't actually paid in salt, as some suggest. They were obliged to buy their own food, weapons etc. and had the cost of these deducted from their wages in advance....
心情: But the pandemic has made me realize that I’m not sure how much I’ll really need to have salted away to protect my family and to keep our solidly middle-class standard of living intact, both now and into the future. 但這場疫情讓我意識到,我不確定我到底需要存多少錢才能保護我的家人,並維持我們穩固的中產階級生活水平,無論是現在還是將來。
salt sth away
— phrasal verb with saltverb[ T ] UK /sɒlt/US/sɑːlt/
A salt cellar is an article of tableware for holding and dispensing salt. In British English, the term can be used for what in North American English are called salt shakers. Salt cellars can be either lidded or open, and are found in a wide range of sizes, from large shared vessels to small individual dishes.Wikipedia
beauty. what arouse pleasure.
originality vs individuality
simple structural skeleton.
intertwined in a symmetrical triangle of two inclinedaxes, and it is only because of this elementary schema that we can read the detailed design.
in the highest of achievement of the applied arts, be they are the Parthenon or the Ronchamp or the Bacelona Chair. Cellini's Salt Cellar, made for Francis I of France, 1540–1543. Gold, partly enameled, with an ebony base. Depicts Earth and Sea personified.
Cellini's Saliera, made in Paris, 1540–1543; Gold, partly covered in enamel, with an ebony base.
Today's theme: Design Hunting in Ishikawa. The traditional culture of Ishikawa prefecture is reflected in its diverse arts and crafts. Join us on a design hunt in a region recovering from disaster.
Shōji Hamada (濱田 庄司, Hamada Shōji, December 9, 1894 – January 5, 1978) was a Japanese potter. He had a significant influence on studio pottery of the twentieth century, and a major figure of the mingei (folk-art) movement, establishing the town of Mashiko as a world-renowned pottery centre.[1] In 1955 he was designated a "Living National Treasure".
他站在現代主義時代的前端,並濟接包浩斯學派的想法,也曾與夏洛特‧貝里安(Charlotte Perriand)合作。他的作品兼容西方現代主義思維,融合傳統的日本民藝元素,細膩的手工質感又帶進工業生產之優勢,巧妙地尋得民藝與工業間平衡點,最是為人樂道。曾言「True beauty is not made, it is born naturally.」。
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Baka ichi (Kadokawa bunko) Paperback Bunko – jūn 13, 2023 ningen ai ni michita mushanokōji saneatsu no meisaku ga, 70-nen no toki o hete shinsō-ban de tōjō! `Konoyo wa utsukushī monode ippainanode, minikui mono o miru hima wanai'―― tanin ni baka ni sa renagara mo, nan no hentetsumonai ishi ya kusa o kaki tsudzukeru gaka baka ichi. Kesshite jōzu to wa ienai ga, shizen o aisuru sunaona hitogara ga arawareru kare no e wa, fushigi to shūi no me o hikitsukeru ――. Jidai o koete yomi tsuga reru mushanokōji saneatsu no daihyō-saku “Mari sensei” no tōjō jinbutsu ga orinasu, akarui chie to ningen ai ni michita meisaku tanpen-shū.
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