Yuki Hayama, Goddess of The Moon | Ippodo Gallery

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Yuki Hayama b. 1961

Goddess of The Moon

Ceramics
H3 x W16 1/8 in
H7.6 x W41 cm
C21976

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Based on the view of the cosmos held by ancient people; a myriad of myths passed down in different regions. The "Goddess of the Moon" is another work of art inspired by such ancient myths. It was crafted by combining the Chinese legend of Chang'e Benyue and Artemis from Greek mythology in an endeavor to express the hidden beauty in these myths. The "Goddess of the Moon" is the result of adding modern inspiration to the rich ancient world of imagination.

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