Flamingo
This is the second in the series of majestic birds. The piece pays homage to the Flamingo, an animal renowned for it is timeless grace and elegance. 1020 x 1300 mm
Pair (SOLD)
Pair, is a Paper Art piece full of romance and beauty. Intertwined in the continuous forms we discover two rabbits rubbing their faces into one another. Made from one black sheet it nonetheless depicts a black rabbit on the right and a white rabbit on the left. A clever piece […]
Nahoko Kojima Open Studios Summer 2011
Aprroximately 3,100 people attended the event over the period of 4 days.
Chandelier Skull – Japanese Paper Cut Art – Nahoko Kojima
Chandelier Skull Paper Art – Japanese Paper Cut Art piece has received huge interest from a wide range of people and organisations. It is a good example of Paper Artist, Nahoko Kojima’s tireless dedication to pushing new ideas and striving to develop new concepts in her work. This piece lies […]
Accessories PART SOLD
These Paper Art pieces can be worn as jewellery. They are unique handmade pieces with embedded papercuts inside. Clear resin and the highest quality sterling silver throughout.One off handmade Necklace, Rings, Earrings, Necklaces Bracelets. All designs by Paper Artist, Nahoko Kojima.
Japanese Paper Cut Art: Spring はる
Beautiful Paper Cut piece はる (meaning Spring) by Nahoko Kojima. The Paper Artist draws inspiration from Nature and the Seasons. Movement and change is something that interests here very much. This Paper Art piece is full of life and exhibits a playful nature that runs throughout Kojima’s works. Photography © Solo Kojima. All Rights […]
Ruslan i Lyudmila (SOLD)
Based on a Russian Folktale this piece was commissioned privately in 2010. It remains true to Nahoko Kojima’s style of intertwining narrative, quirky insight and natural beauty. A striking piece which can be made available on loan from the buyer. 1200 x 300 mm
Nahoko Kojima Open Studios Christmas 2010
Attendance Figures (Number of People) 1,306 Friday (10 hours) 1,281 Saturday (7 hours) 921 Sunday (7 hours) 3,508 Total Visitors
Rabbitmix Collection x3 Original Pieces
Set of three handmade papercuts based on the characteristics of a rabbit. 741 x 596 mm
Parrots
Parrots is Nahoko Kojima’s largest Full Colour piece to date and features a culmination of cutting techniques and holds a myriad of subtle touches that are further enhanced by the large cavity frame which utilises the shadows cast to full extent. 730 x 970 mm
Nahoko Kojima Open Studios Summer 2010
Approximately 3,300 people attended the event over the period of 4 days.
Re
‘RE’ has a lot of positive applications. Redesign, Rethink, Reduce, Reuse and Recycle… These words all have strong possibilities. 600 x 770 mm
Grace
Paper Cut Art – Nahoko Kojima. Grace (160 x 570 mm) When the summer comes and nature awakes. The plants are alive and animals free on the beauty and magnificence of being. Join Nahoko’s Papercut Art Community Community to see more from the Artist and her fans.
Ontological Lamps
These works are based on the principle and nature of existence. Four handmade Papercuts encased in acrylic cylinders with LED lights. Each 80 Diameter x 500 mm
Kojima at Exposure Gallery
Month long solo Exhibition at the Exposure Gallery, Little Portland Street, London W1W. By seeing things from different viewpoints you begin to explore new perspectives. 840 x 594 mm
Fragrance Table
Various handmade papercuts embedded in a dining table made of tempered glass and acrylic. Solid walnut legs. Four handmade coasters, four chopstick holders, flower vase. H750 x D900 x W1500 mm
Satomi
Solo Kojima created this promotion for the Japanese Book Therapist, Satomi. Her branch of psychology deals with carefully selecting the right stories to read young children to nurture them through their formative years. We utilised hand-cut Paper Art by Nahoko Kojima which was then photographed and incorporated in the design.
Kojima at Exhibition Epicurian Lounge, Clerkenwell, London, UK
5 Senses Touch, Smell, Hear, See and Taste. I am expressing all these senses using a rabbit. 370 x 520 mm Set of five
