Forest Heart Agaç Suraty by Mohamadali Vadood

Forest Heart Agaç Suraty by Mohamadali Vadood is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2020 A' Design Award Demir Baýragy in Şekillendiriş Sungaty we Sungat Gurnamalary Dizaýny Competition Category.

DemirŞekillendiriş Sungaty· 2020

Forest Heart Agaç Suraty

by Mohamadali Vadood

Client: Gerdayesh

A' Design Award Demir Baýragy Winner in Şekillendiriş Sungaty Category

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The Design

About Forest Heart Agaç Suraty

“Tokaý ýüregi”, bu agaç sungatynyň taryhynda täze döwrüň durmuşa geçirilendigini öňe sürýän marquet usuly bolan Nakşbandidäki taslama meňzeş eser. Ilkibaşda tokaýyň agajyndan bedeniniň her bir bölegini guşuň şekili şekillendirýär. Şeýle-de bolsa, täsin zat diňe bir tokaýyň asyl reňklerini saklamak bilen çäklenmän, adatça ähli deňiz işlerinde bolşy ýaly, nagyşlary, ýeňil kölege tolkunlaryny we dokumalary hem tygşytlaýar. Her bir eseriň ulaldyjy görnüşi bilen haýran galdyryjy açyşlar dünýäsi bar, şonuň üçin tomaşaçylar tokaýyň tebigy baýlyklaryny görüp bilerler.

The Recognition

About the A' Design Award Demir Baýragy

Forest Heart Agaç Suraty A' Design Award Demir Baýragynyň ýeňijisidir; bu gowy dizaýn edilen eserlerden garaşylýan hünär we senagat talaplaryny kanagatlandyrýan gowy dizaýnlara berilýän abraýly ykrarnamadyr. Demir ýeňijileri döredijileriniň uly başarnygyny, ýokary ugurlaşygyny, hünärmen düşünjesini we döredijilik ukybyny görkezýär. Forest Heart Agaç Suraty uly baha berilýän, haýran galynýan we söýülýän, amaly we täzelikçi eser bolmagy garaşylýar. A' Design Award Demir Baýragyny gazanan bu dizaýn pudagyň iň oňat tejribelerini birleşdirýär we bilim we zehin bilen baglanyşykly ukyply tehniki aýratynlyklara eýedir. Forest Heart Agaç Suraty jikme-jikligi üçin hormatlanylýar we dünýäni has gowy ýere öwürmäge kömek edýän ýaşaýyş hilini gowulandyrýan zatlary hödürlemek üçin dizaýn edilendir.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties: This art project tries to fulfill three intended purposes:
1. Taking a fresh look at wood to explore a new perception in it and to harmonize with its pure nature as well, so we can come up with original ideas to create real art.
2. Applying an innovative technique in working with wood and also in using common tools so we could achieve adequate quality in our performance.
3. Discovering, creating and defining new ways to gain desired images by tracing natural patterns in pieces of wood and making a synthesis between them.
Dimensions & Packaging: The size is 35 in 60 cm.
The thickness of wood sheets were 4 mm.
The number of pieces are 47.
The weight is 700 gr.
All the colours and shades are chosen carefully to seize the natural fortuities in the woods.
Tags: naqshbandi, wood pattern tracing, marquetry, wood pattern, double cut, wood texture, wood cut, coping saw, wood character, wood art
Production Technology: Defining a geometrical table based on cutting angles plus a method of cutting for even 1 mm pieces, and trying to have desired wood patterns and spots by restoring in perfect conditions like natural moisture percentage, etc. to benefit from bacteria activity were the main production phases.
The types of wood, they were haloxylon for the body and the head, barberry for the tail, fig for the feet, tree of heaven for the nose and the leaves, acer monspessulanum (keykom) for the leaves again, jujube for the beak, European ash for the background and wenge for the margin.
The tools were coping saw, plane, sanding paper, nail and hammer.
Design Challenge: Defining geometrical patterns of cuts so that pieces of wood could save their original patterns, overcoming the thickness of cutline without using primer, and coming up with the idea of what I call Double-cut at the time of sanding to prevent the destruction of sub-patterns and sub-textures and save the main image are the parts of this work that ended up being its challenges.
Research: Naqshbandi is a new method or attitude which is used to create this piece and aims to benefit from connecting lines, expanding textures from one piece to another, and deciding upon the true light shade, not just the colour contrast and various tonalities as it is usual in other works of marquetry. It requires the artist to make a full-hearted attempt to harmonize themselves with the nature of wood as much as possible, and help them grow a clear perception of their work and gain a direct inspiration from natural fortuities given by wood. So, the whole thing will finally sound the art of nature in the eye of beholder.
Inspiration: Natural wood structure, consisting of a variety of colours, illusory lines, special texture and darkened and bright spots with special makeup during the growth of the tree, can broaden any individuals' horizon in many impossible to imagine ways. The cutting angle of the wood makes these motifs look even more varied on the surface of a piece, cut from the main wood. With this discovery of what the cutting angle leads to what l am thinking of, l came up with this idea that I would find a base for this to control the patterns, lines and colors of the wood to create an originally incredible image based on the nature of wood and not manual changes.
Project Duration: This work was created, in Tehran, started and finished in 2010, and to find appropriate woods they were provided from different places.
It took 6 months to accomplish the project as it turned out to be time-consuming to find desired wood pieces.
Operation Flow: In this project-like work of art you can see a specific way of working with wood using the fewest pieces and mainly benefiting from the natural colour and also texture of the wood so you can build up a perfectly complete image, which actually cannot be repeated or copied as patterns in each piece are naturlly unique. Thus, it can be artistically used as a piece of decoration, specifically in wood-based decorated spaces on the wall or a shelf.
As for the transformation, it could be carried in a box of the same size and as it deos not weigh that much or take up much space, it does not matter a special transport.
Team Members: the artist and the founding father of the method: Mohammad-ali Vadood