Here, there are some photos of the stone-moss-sand
garden
constructed by me near Warsaw:
photo of some part
This is a tea garden and a "garden of formal study" as well.
My work on this garden started in August 2007, and the garden is
still
under construction. It is situated
under the linden tree of
bonsai-style.
The garden consists of 11 stones. Most of them were found near
Suwalki (North-East of Poland).
The architecture of the garden is governed by two stone-triads. The
higher one is formed by two
Niwa-ishi
stones and the Tsukubai. The flat one is a part of a walking path, and
can also serve as a place to sit for
three people.
The lantern is inspired by
the Japanese "tachi-gata" lanterns. In the Japanese tradition,
this kind of lanterns is
made from a homogeneous material. My lantern is made from stones found
near Warsaw. Since, in Poland,
any two stones are different, we adopt here a more flexible style of
Japanese rustic "yomodori" lanterns.
The
work with
stones was done with the help of Marek Filewicz, a stone-cutter
from
Warsaw.
The photos were taken by Joanna Pragacz (joasia.pragacz@wp.pl)
,
who has all
copyright in this matter.
Piotr Pragacz
***
Photos taken on 26.05.2008:
General view from another view point
SOME PICTURES TAKEN FORMERLY:
Two photos taken in December 2007:
Four photos with snow, taken on 18.02.2008:
Two photos taken on 3.02.2008:
Niwa-ishi
A photo taken (in rain) on 19.01.2008:
