Created and Sold by Nora Bruhn (Konorebi)

Catapulting Triangles

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Nora Bruhn initiated a community mural at Mission Beach Cafe. Titled Catapulting Triangles, this piece depicts a gathering of triangles in different colors and sizes. "Make catapulting triangles and have the mural be all about color play''

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Nora Bruhn (Konorebi)

San Francisco, CA

"Konorebi is derived from the Japanese verb Komorebi. Komorebi describes a very specific type of lighting and translates to, when light shines through leaves on trees in a forest. I chose to base my name from komorebi for a few reasons. First, I love traditional Japanese culture, especially the way it honors nature and simplicity. I also find it humbling and fascinating that there are words in cultures other than my own that do not directly translate to English. Finally, my art is visual. We would not be able to use our vision to see art without light. To me lighting is everything. When I am in a forest and see komorebi, those angel-like rays create a magical feeling in me. This feeling is what I want to recreate for people when they see my art. This is why I chose the name Konorebi."

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