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Benoit Maire: The Neko Collection
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Japanese Craft and Aesthetics Shape Benoît Maire’s
Neko Collection Debuting at Valerie Goodman Gallery. When Benoît Maire first encountered Japanese aesthetics — and the culture’s deep affection for cats—he was immediately struck by the animal’s intuitive relationship to space. A visit to the Kyoto studio of legendary potter Kanjiro Kawai proved formative , as Maire observed the way a cat (Neko in Japanese) moved freely through the workshop.
Title: Benoit Maire: The Neko Collection
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Japanese Craft and Aesthetics Shape Benoît Maire’s
Neko Collection Debuting at Valerie Goodman Gallery.
When Benoît Maire first encountered Japanese aesthetics — and the culture’s deep affection for cats—he was immediately struck by the animal’s intuitive relationship to space.
A visit to the Kyoto studio of legendary potter Kanjiro Kawai proved formative , as Maire observed the way a cat (Neko in Japanese) moved freely through the workshop.
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