The work features two Samurai figures against a tree-shaped background. One side of the medallion features an ancient, battle-ready warrior wearing detailed traditional dress, and on the reverse side there is a figure of a modern day practitioner, representing the daily practice wear of the Samurai.
The tree references continuity, knowledge and the passage of time. The upper edge of the tree has been shaped and polished to represent the traditional 'hamon' (tempered edge) of the Samurai weponry.
Angela's medallion will displayed on show at the British Museum from the 7th June until the 12th July.
Read more on the UCA website:
http://www.ucreative.ac.uk/index.cfm?articleid=28155
or on the Fattorini website:
http://www.fattorini.co.uk/BAMS_Student_Medals.aspx
Angela also has work showing in the current exhibition at the Chapter House, Canterbury, running from 23rd till 30th June.
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