Zen Landscapes Weiss Allen
Zen Landscapes Weiss Allen The essential elements of a dry Japanese garden are few: rocks, gravel, moss. But their apparent minimalism belies a true complexity. Simultaneously a sensual matrix, a…
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Zen Landscapes Weiss Allen
The essential elements of a dry Japanese garden are few: rocks, gravel, moss. But their apparent minimalism belies a true complexity. Simultaneously a sensual matrix, a symbolic form, and a memory theater, these gardens exhibit beautiful miniaturization and precise craftsmanship.
Weiss takes readers on an exciting journey through these exquisite sites, explaining how Japanese gardens must be approached according to the play of scale, surroundings, and seasons, as well as in relation to other arts revealing them as living landscapes rather than abstract designs.Weiss shows that these gardens are inspired by the Zen aesthetics of the tea ceremony, manifested in poetry, painting, calligraphy, architecture, cuisine, and ceramics. In Zen Landscapes, Allen S. Japanese art favors suggestion and allusion, valuing the threshold between the distinct and the inchoate, between figuration and
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