Artist & Sculptor
A soft clay-model scene of translucent bubble-like forms clustered in warm amber and cream tones, suggesting interconnected organic growth

Art Portfolio

A curated selection of mixed-media works, sculpture, prints, and installations spanning Yuriko Yamaguchi's practice.

A rounded clay-model form resembling a luminous bubble cluster in soft beige and pale gold, evoking delicate organic structures

Sculpture

Three-dimensional works in resin and mixed media that explore form, energy, and the tension between material and space. Detailed hand-worked surfaces invite close viewing.

A soft clay-model composition of translucent bubble-like spheres in muted ivory and warm ochre, floating in gentle arrangement

Prints & Drawings

Two-dimensional works that complement Yamaguchi's sculptural practice. Prints and drawings are available through her representing galleries.

A clay-model diorama of layered translucent forms shifting through seasons, with muted greens, golds, and soft gray-blue tones

Installations

Immersive works that combine themes of science, nature, and technology. Installations such as Web/Pray at the 2013 National Cherry Blossom Festival transform their surrounding environment.

A clay-model abstract of endlessly branching vine-like forms in earthy browns and soft olive, suggesting infinite organic growth

Web/Desire

An ongoing series born in 1999 that reflects on digital culture, creative energy, and the inevitability of interconnection. The Web/Desire works bridge installation and conceptual art.


Selected Works

Yamaguchi's portfolio spans decades of exploration across media. Notable series include Cloud and Interconnected, which examine the relationships between natural systems, technology, and human perception. Her works are held in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art (Kanagawa, Japan), the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, the National Museum of Women in the Arts, and the Smithsonian American Art Museum.