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BLUEPOND

1 postcard HUE Series (selected from 7 types)

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Postcards of colorful campus paintings ""HUE Seies "" in acrylic gouache.
You can choose from 7 different types of postcards.

The titles, in the order in which the pictures appear, are
1. circulation Circulation
Footprints Footprints
Blooming
Dynamizm
5. signal Sign
Engrossment
Sense of touch

These are postcards of paintings by Mayuko Aoike, designer and artist of BLUEPOND, drawn when she was an art student.
Five of the postcards are currently on display and for sale at Hishigata Bunko in Higashi-ku, Sapporo.

Acric gouache on canvas (HUE series) by MAYUKO AOIKE 2005

BLUEPOND

[Adding light to our lives.]

Touch the light, feel the wind, and listen to the gentle sounds. Spend your days with your loved ones under that rainbow. Everyone around the blue pond.

Commitment to our products
Glass is a very mysterious material, like air, water, ice, stone, and light. We want to see more of the rich expression that glass creates with its form and light. I want to know more about it. I am continuing my research and production with this simple curiosity as a driving force.

Even if the same glass is used, the shape of the glass can be changed to a very different form depending on the conditions such as temperature, time, and arrangement when melting in a kiln, as well as the surrounding space, time of day, the way the sun or lighting shines, and the angle of view.

I have come to see it as a "bridge" between the visible (physical) world and the invisible (consciousness, unconsciousness, senses, etc.) world.

Myself and glass. Glass and glass. Glass and light. Light and light. Light and people. People and people. People and myself.

We hope that the things that emerge from such a chain of encounters will add light to the lives and livelihoods of those around us, including our own. I hope that the unique charm of each person will shine through.