PATTERN RECOGNITION

AZUMI TAKEDA  |   JASON CHRISTIAN
Room 205: The Three Brothers Left Nothing for Me by Azumi Takeda - Davidson Galleries
Aquatint is an intaglio printmaking technique used to create neutral tones and the appearance of a wash, rather than rigid lines. The process is often used in unison with etching.

10.01.2026 - 10.31.2026

Featuring work from guest artist, Jason Christian. Glassblowing rooted in the pacific northwest
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  • Room 303: A Silent Supper Even the Dog Won't Touch
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    Room 303: A Silent Supper Even the Dog Won't Touch

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  • Room 204: Conceal the Plan, Request Compassion
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    Room 204: Conceal the Plan, Request Compassion

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  • Room 101: So it Doesn't Vanish
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    Room 101: So it Doesn't Vanish

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  • Room 301: Tell an Absolutely Undetectable Lie
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    Room 301: Tell an Absolutely Undetectable Lie

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  • Full, Full, Full
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    Full, Full, Full

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  • Drinking Water at 27:00 I
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    Drinking Water at 27:00 I

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  • Drinking Water at 27:00 II
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    Drinking Water at 27:00 II

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  • Life on the Second Floor
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    Life on the Second Floor

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  • Day 371 – Tied and Coming Undone
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    Day 371 – Tied and Coming Undone

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  • Day 367
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    Day 367

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  • Day 369
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    Day 369

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  • Day 370 – As It Is, Separated by One Sheet
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    Day 370 – As It Is, Separated by One Sheet

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Azumi Takeda

Azumi Takeda was born in 1986 in Shizuoka, Japan. She received her BA and MA from Kyoto University and creates prints of people and apartments with etching and aquatint. Takeda is known for her portrayals of the figure in repetitive or compressed modern scenes. Her work explores inhabiting secluded, claustrophobic spaces or locked into daily patterns. She uses beautiful balance and elegant compositions to add a playful and peaceful feeling to the commentary. Takeda’s work has been exhibited throughout Japan and internationally.

Jason Christian

"As an artist, it is only natural to be influenced by your surroundings. As a native to the Pacific Northwest, I live in the beautiful city of Seattle, surrounded by nature and the diverse people that reside within it. I have been a member of the Northwest glassblowing community for the last twenty years and I have not only been surrounded by the thriving creatives from the area but also numerous international artists who have come to share their techniques and culture. As a result, my work is an amalgamation of all these things. It is diverse in theme, function and rooted in object making.

I often wonder if I chose glassblowing, or if it chose me. I just knew that the moment I walked into my first studio and saw what was being created I had to be a part of it. Finding glassblowing felt magical. Watching molten glass manipulated, being shaped like it was water, I knew immediately I needed to be part of that process. It provided something I had been missing: a means to create, to grow, and express myself. It became both a craft and a calling."

Weld

Glass

$8,000

Yo-yo (Pink and Orange)

Glass

$6,000

Yo-yo (Blue and Purple)

Glass

$6,000

Ouvo (medium)

Glass

$7,000

Think Big Goblet (Blue)

Glass

$6,000

Ouvo (small)

Glass

$5,000

Think Big Goblet (Red)

Glass

$6,000

Think Big Goblet (Purple)

Glass

$6,000

Crescent

Glass

$8,000

A white glass blown articulated dragon figurine, shown in a multi-segmented form with the head and neck fully visible and the body segments receding into the background.

Shileshole Dragon

Glass

$10,000

Phoenix on Crescent

Glass

$5,000

Ouvo (large)

Glass

$9,000

Jason Christian

Glassblowing rooted in the Pacific North West

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