花鳥風月を重んじ、日本の美意識を凝縮した和菓子「練り切り」。
本作は、その特有の色彩、質感、抽象化されたデザインに着目し、移ろう季節の景色に見立てた5種のテキスタイル（紫陽花、飾燈、藤、紅葉、唐草）へと展開した作品。


茶道具である「風炉先屏風（二曲一隻）」を5隻連続して配置。
屏風の上部の枠をひと繋ぎの「山脈」に見立てることで、テキスタイルを立体的な空間構成へ。
京都文化博物館の和室という、歴史と文化が宿る空間との調和を目指した空間インスタレーション。

京都文化博物館にて展示　2019


“Nerikiri” is a traditional Japanese confection that embodies the Japanese aesthetic sensibility, celebrating the beauty of nature—flowers, birds, wind, and moonlight.
This work focuses on the unique colors, textures, and abstract designs of nerikiri, expanding upon them to create five types of textiles (hydrangea, decorative lanterns, wisteria, autumn foliage, and arabesque) that evoke the changing seasonal landscapes.
Five “Furo-saki folding screens” (two-panel sets) used in tea ceremonies were arranged in a row.
By conceptualizing the upper frames of the screens as a single, continuous “mountain range,” the textiles were transformed into a three-dimensional spatial composition.
A spatial installation designed to harmonize with the Kyoto Museum of Culture’s Japanese-style room—a space imbued with history and culture.

Exhibited at the Kyoto Museum of Culture, 2019