Japanese sculptor Hiroyuki Hamada’s work translates differently to different people. Based on an article on  The east hampton star , we quote the words of the director of List Gallery in Pennsylvania “One person might see his (Hiroyuki) work  in terms of formalist or minimalist idioms, another would see elements of Japanese culture, Buddhism, or the language of technology. One of the most powerful things about his work is that it is multivalent in its associations.” Hiroyuki Hamada has the capability to transform basic construction materials into a visually appealing sculptor that resemble artifacts from a different era. Via dailyicon.