HAUSZI is the name of a body of work inspired by the Bauhaus art movement.
This piece FUKU HAUSZI is a fusion between Japanese WABI SABI and BAUHAUS abstract. A construction of shapes with various angles and heights deliberately made uneven so the light and shadow dance remains dynamic, depending on the time of day or when a spotlight is aimed at the art work.

Due to the ‘LAYERING & DESTROYING’ technique the shapes appear weathered with character, created structure by adding ground coffee, salt and cinnamon mixed with paint.Leaving space all around the assembly of the shapes, gives the appearance of an Asian symbol/ character:
FUKU in Japanese meaning: GOOD FORTUNE, HAPPINESS, A BLESSING.

A subtle logo in relief stamped in the right corner of the artwork.

All my works have an all over relief GOLD structured paint back side and a handcrafted GOLD-CLAY logo label.