Junya Kono Serial-Eyes Composite Photo Art Milagros and Charms "[T]opnotch Americana

"[T]opnotch Americana

This Mezuzah Case is truly like a miniature artwork

fifth-generation Navajo weavers who have been weaving since they were young girls—from seven generations of weavers lend charm and special insights

But the lively stories told here will enthrall all Santa Feans and would-be Santa Feans

because you weren't born to blend in

Junya Kono Serial-Eyes Composite Photo Art Milagros and Charms "[T]opnotch AmericanaComposite art piece by Japanese artist Junya Kono. This piece tells the story of MOKUMOKUREN, or Serial Eyes and translation of the story is included below. Framed work measures 11"x14". Countless eyes open on the shoji (paper sliding door) left behind in an abandoned house and look at you. The saying "walls have ears, shoji have eyes," means that you never know who is listening to your secret conversations, but it seems that the feeling that someone