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UEHASHI Naoko - anthropologist, fantasist
Tonight we have been watching another episode of Kemono no Souja Erin, a beautifully drawn fantasy manga based on a story series written by Naoko Uehashi, a Japanese anthropologist who has studied Australian Aboriginal society. Uehashi mixes realistic cultural elements from many cultures into invented worlds that provide a context for human dramas to unfold. I was especially taken tonight by the scene of 'Erin', a lyre (small harp) player, playing her harp inside the wokshop of a harp maker.
She can be seen with her harp here (art follows music follows human science?)
She can be seen with her harp here (art follows music follows human science?)
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Posted by Peter Matthews on November 23, 2009 at 4:26pm
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