IZUMI Masatoshi Stone Works in Sapporo 2000

This volume showcases the works of the Japanese sculptor and stonemason Izumi Masatoshi, focusing on his stone sculptures exhibited in Sapporo in the year 2000. Izumi Masatoshi (1938–2021) was a contemporary artist who employed stone as his primary medium. His creations reflect a harmonious blend of traditional Japanese stone-carving techniques and modern sculptural concepts, emphasizing the natural beauty and cultural resonance of stone. Izumi was a long-time collaborator of the renowned sculptor Isamu Noguchi and continued to oversee the completion of Noguchi’s unfinished works and manage the Isamu Noguchi Foundation in Japan after Noguchi’s death.

Publisher Sapporo Television Broadcasting Co., Ltd.

Published 2000

Pages 55

Size 280 x 220 mm