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The design concept of SANGO
(Japanese for coral), was to create
ecologically friendly artwork. |
| sango 201 Afternoon Tea (photography 13 x 19) |
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A completely new concept, that cares
for the environmental sarroundings
of the world....
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| sango 202 Ichabod (photography 13 x 19) |
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and shows the relationship between
the natural materials and the artist. |
| sango 203 Yoo-Hoo (photography 13 x 19) |
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In creating these pieces, we respect
the original shapes and colors of
every piece that we find on the beach. |
| sango 204 Peter (photography 13 x 19) |
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We do not cut, polish or
add paint or color, to them. |
| sango 205 Oscar (photography 13 x 19) |
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The glue we use to temporarily hold
the pieces in place, to make
the SANGO is water soluble, |
| sango 206 The Golfer (photography 13 x 19) |
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and is disassembled after
photographing them. |
| sango 207 Whistler (photography 13 x 19) |
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All corals and shells are returned to
their original locations on the beaches
where they were found. |
| sango 208 Professor Majorie (photography 13 x 19) |
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These uniquely different pieces are
introduced by photography only,
not the real corals and shells. |
| sango 209 L'artiste (photography 13 x 19) |
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We believe that any beach
resorces should not be removed
from the original locations, |
| sango 210 Richard (photography 13 x 19) |
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Therefore, people who visit these
beaches can enjoy the corals and
shells for generations.
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| sango 211 Easygoin' Guy (photography 13 x 19) |
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Cherish the beach !!
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| sango 212 Baby Kisses (photography 13 x 19) |
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