The Art of Yugen The Art of Yugen | Page 18

Yugen in Work Spaces Unless an employee is very lucky, the typical work space/office probably doesn’t have a view of gardens, trees, flowers, or much of anything that relates to the natural world. Cubical-villes are still the norm and not an exception in many corporate buildings. City highrise offices may offer far-off glimpses of parks, but more often views of just another building. Abstract corporate art can help alleviate the blandness of meeting rooms, long hallways, and mingling places, but once viewed they are easily glossed over as people hurry to meet deadlines or gather for the next meeting. The goal then is too bring the outside inside where ever possible. While vivid landscape and seascape imagery can help, they do little to bring nature closer, only make it feel as far off as it really is to the person in an office building. The Ghost Flower Collection helps brings the natural world eye to eye with the office worker. The yugen-infused nature of the collection combines intricate detail with shadows sliding into mystery, enticing the eye to settle, relax, and connect. Hung as large images (24x24”), especially in vivid and durable aluminum prints, Ghost Flowers literally enliven the walls of work spaces to help people reconnect with nature during their busy days. The rain has stopped, the clouds have drifted away, Camelia Shadows and the weather is clear again. If your heart is pure, then all things in your world are pure. Abandon this fleeting world, abandon yourself, Then the moon and the flowers will guide you along the Way. - Ryokan Night Iris Triptych 20x30”