US EditionAnatomy and Ancient Sea Creatures Converge in Hiné Mizushima's Felted Sculptures
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Anatomy and Ancient Sea Creatures Converge in Hiné Mizushima's Felted Sculptures
From the spiral shells of prehistoric ammonites to uncanny depictions of organs and fish, Hiné Mizushima has a knack for combining cuteness and humor with the unusual and unseen. The Vancouver-based artist (previously) continues to create vibrant dioramas and wall sculptures that toy with textiles, anatomy, and taxidermy. Using felt, sequins, embroidery thread, and yarn, Mizushima builds colorful displays of coral, animals, and botanicals. A mou…
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