Japanese Garden

Tin-glaze: A Poem at New Year

Dec 31, 2025 • John Rux-Burton

Part IV - How to Build a Mitate-mono (transformative upcycling) Japanese Garden

Projects don’t go off the rails: they are like fighter planes and F1; inherently unstable, always out of control. You have to steer… all the time.

Dec 11, 2025 • John Rux-Burton

Part III - How to Build a Mitate-mono (transformative upcycling) Japanese Garden

What is to be done when you have thanked all the donors? Thank them again, of course.

Dec 1, 2025 • John Rux-Burton

How to Build a Mitate-mono (transformative upcycling) Japanese Garden

or the non-brochure, bad, but beautiful (and to a budget) briefing.

Nov 14, 2025 • John Rux-Burton

Simulism: a new way of looking - A Guide For Young People

A new way of looking. What it is. What it means for art. The roots of the idea

Oct 28, 2025 • John Rux-Burton

An ouroboros of chaos and design: a manifesto for the celebration of paradox

How questioning, not answers, define humanity

Oct 23, 2025 • John Rux-Burton

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