Steel wire with a skin of cheesecloth and Japanese shoji paper. Lightweight, but sturdy, and translucent to light. I call them shoji sculptures, and I’ve spent a decade perfecting the technique. Each one is about representing a complex form with an economy of line. These aren’t trophies on a wall. They’re celebrations of form and shape, and each one is alive.
This will be a special one-night exhibit and silent auction. Come join us for an intimate evening with friends and family. Refresh yourself with light nibbles, sparkling wine, and other bubbly alternatives.
For more substantial fare, you can always go downstairs to Asiento for a quick nosh and a cocktail.
Asiento is a fabulous little neighborhood bar that caters to San Francisco’s vibrant and diverse community. They’re known for their creative cocktails and delectable bar bites.
