Perfekte Zen Gärten von Yuki Kawae

Das Anlegen, die Pflege und das Betrachten von Zen Gärten gilt im japanischen Buddhismus als Teil einer Meditation. Künstler Yuki Kawae hat die Kunst des geometrischen Harkens in feinstem Sand perfektioniert und es entspannt mich ungemein ihm dabei zuzusehen.

Mehr Zufriedenheit in Form eines kurzen Videos gibt’s auf Yukis Instagram.

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⚪️⇄⬜️ Flipped, flipped 🤣 _ #kawaerake

A post shared by Yuki Kawae (@yukikawae) on May 2, 2020 at 7:06pm PDT

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Inspired by geometry. Curves are hard 😅 _ #kawaerake

A post shared by Yuki Kawae (@yukikawae) on May 7, 2020 at 5:03pm PDT

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Thank you all for your support ☺️ Apparently someone on Tiktok is posting my video without crediting me. Although I was upset, I’ve found greater joy from people standing up for me, and supporting the work. I truly appreciate it. Thank you 🙏🏻 (UPDATE: A good friend contacted the person directly, turns out he just didn’t know who made it. Credits added thanks to all the help ☺️ feel blessed) _ Here’s an another video with a new rake. Gradation. Inspired by 3 days before the full moon 😊 #kawaerake

A post shared by Yuki Kawae (@yukikawae) on May 4, 2020 at 11:55pm PDT

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#青海波砂道: Way of the Sand _ #枯山水 #kawaerake #和 #meditation

A post shared by Yuki Kawae (@yukikawae) on Apr 9, 2020 at 8:44pm PDT

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Deets✨ _ #kawaerake #枯山水 #meditation #砂紋引き

A post shared by Yuki Kawae (@yukikawae) on Mar 29, 2020 at 2:30pm PDT